The album presents the monuments of Ancient Egypt from the point of view of the New Chronology. It differs from the many existing photo albums on Egypt, primarily in that it shows the monuments of Ancient Egypt as they are today - with numerous traces of Christian influence and with obvious signs of concrete construction. And - without any “historical censorship”. The album was compiled by the famous authors of the New Chronology A.T. Fomenko and G.V. Nosovsky. It is based on several hundred beautiful photographs of ancient Egyptian monuments, taken in 2002 by one of the best Russian photographers, Yu.L. Maslyaev. Along with colorful modern photographs, the album also widely presents ancient views of Egypt from the famous “Napoleonic Egyptian album”, published in France in the first half of the 19th century. All explanatory captions for photographs and drawings were made by A.T. Fomenko and G.V. Nosovsky. The album begins with an article by A.T. Fomenko and G.V. Nosovsky entitled “Ancient and medieval Egypt from the point of view of the New Chronology.” It sets out new (not previously published) results on the reconstruction of the history of Ancient Egypt, provides a general scheme of the corrected Egyptian chronology and lists the exact astronomical dating of the Egyptian zodiacs obtained by the authors in 2002–2005. The album is intended for the widest range of readers interested in history ( in particular - the history of Egypt and Rus' in their interrelation), and does not require any special knowledge.