Hanna Rydh. "ea Miestrated with mary photographs, most of them taken by the author, this is a moderately interest record of things seen in Egypt by a traveler of more than average intelligence. Necessarily somewhat. sketchy, the most entertaining part of the book concerns Dr. Kydh's especially personal experiences; what she has to say of ancient Egypt ard its monuments has all.been said very much better said, many mes before. Moreover, there is at east one very striking error; she writes of the famous wooden statue cafted "The Village Bailiff," a not able example of the art of the Old kingdom, as having been carved "i the third century before Christ'
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.