The authors of this book are the first to talk about construction methods and architectural features of Ancient Egypt, based on the real laws of construction practice and the achievements of the human mind. They provide a detailed description of the ancient methods of mining and transporting stone, laying foundations, creating stairs and columns, cutting and laying blocks, erecting and cladding pyramids, creating wall reliefs and paintings. In addition, they give readers a unique opportunity to become familiar with the principles and techniques of shipbuilding from the times of the pharaohs, which are practically not described in the literature. More than 200 photographs, diagrams and drawings help to recreate a vivid picture of ancient monumental architecture and make the book an invaluable tool for anyone who studies Ancient Egypt, as well as the history of construction and architecture.