The Edwardian era was one of spectacular archaeological discoveries in Egypt,with that of Tutankhamun the most sensational of all. Throughout this period British egyptologist Arthur Weigall was involved with the exploration of the antiquities of Luxor - particularly in the Theban necropolis and the Valley of the Kings. His enthusiasm and energy played a large part in popularizing ancient Egypt at a time when Luxor was becoming a fashionable winter resort for theelite of Europe and the US. This biography by the granddaughter of Weigall captures his great passion for both ancient and modern Egypt, and include material from previously unseen private sources.