The book "The Egyptian Concept of Immortality. The Ingersoll Lecture of 1911" by the famous American archaeologist and Egyptologist George Andrew Reisner, is an important work devoted to the understanding of the Egyptian concept of life after death. The author draws attention to the religious and philosophical ideas of the ancient Egyptians about the immortality of the soul, rebirth and life in another world. Reisner uncovers and explains the symbols, rites, and beliefs associated with the transition to the afterlife by examining archaeological evidence and textual sources. This book will be a useful resource for anyone interested in ancient Egypt, its religion and culture.