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The rock-cut tomb was the most ubiquitous of Egyptian funerary monuments. This book surveys many of these varieties and traces their development.

Archaeological survey of Egypt edited by F. L. Griffith. Seventeenth memoir. The rock tombs of El Amarna part V. Smaller tombs and boundary stelae by N. de G. Davies. Forty-four plates and coloured frontispiece.