The book "On the geometry of the ancient Egyptians. A lecture delivered at the solemn meeting of the Imperial Academy of Sciences on May 29, 1884" was written by Emile Weir. In his work, the author explores the geometric knowledge and discoveries of the ancient Egyptians, revealing their unique methods and approaches to solving mathematical problems. Emil Weir, a renowned Austrian mathematician and scholar of the history of science, turns to ancient Egyptian texts, excavations, and other sources to understand and explain the geometric concepts and applications of this ancient civilization. His work not only expands our knowledge of the mathematical achievements of the ancient Egyptians, but also emphasizes the importance of studying and preserving the knowledge of past eras. On the Geometry of the Ancient Egyptians is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of science, mathematics, and ancient civilizations. This book helps to better understand the legacy of the ancient sages and their contributions to the development of mathematics.