Category: Books on History and Culture Review: The category of books on history and culture is vast and diverse. It encompasses a wide range of topics from ancient civilizations to modern societies. In this review, we will be discussing five different books that fall under this category. These books are all related to Egyptology, which is the study of Egyptian civilization, artifacts, and history. The first book on our list is "Who Was Who in Egyptology" by John Romilly. This book is a biographical index of Egyptologists, travelers, explorers, excavators, collectors, consuls, officials, authors, and other individuals whose names appear in the literature of Egyptology from 1700 to the present day. The author provides brief but informative entries for each person listed, which include their birthplace, dates of life, notable achievements, and contributions to the field of Egyptology. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the key figures in the history of Egyptology. The second book on our list is "Who Was Who in Egyptology (Special Publications)" by John Romilly. This book is similar to the first one, but it focuses specifically on the special publications of Egyptologists. The author provides detailed entries for each publication, which include information about its content, authors, and significance in the field of Egyptology. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in learning more about the specialized research that has been conducted in the field of Egyptology. The third book on our list is "Who Was Who in Egyptology: A Biographical Index of Egyptologists; of Travellers, Explorers and Excavators in Egypt; of Collectors of and Dealers in Egyptian Antiquities; of Consuls, Officials, Authors & Others Whose Names Occur in Literature of Egyptology" by John Romilly. This book is a comprehensive biographical index that covers all aspects of Egyptology. The author provides detailed entries for each person listed, which include their birthplace, dates of life, notable achievements, and contributions to the field of Egyptology. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in learning more about the key figures in the history of Egyptology. The fourth book on our list is "Who Was Who in Egyptology: 5th" by John Romilly. This book is a fifth edition of the biographical index that was first published in 1978. The author has updated and expanded upon the original work to include new information about Egyptologists, travelers, explorers, excavators, collectors, consuls, officials, authors, and other individuals whose names appear in the literature of Egyptology from 1700 to the present day. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the key figures in the history of Egyptology. The fifth and final book on our list is "Who Was Who in Egyptology (Journal of Egyptian Archaeology)" by John Romilly. This book is a biographical index that was published as part of the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology. The author provides detailed entries for each person listed, which include their birthplace, dates of life, notable achievements, and contributions to the field of Egyptology. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in learning more about the key figures in the history of Egyptology. In conclusion, these five books on history and culture all fall under the category of Egyptology. They provide valuable information about the key figures in the history of Egyptology, as well as specialized research that has been conducted in the field.