Giza: The Truth: The People, Politics, and History Behind the World's Most Famous Archaeological Site Reviews

In this book, the authors first present a short history of Giza's archaeological site and then examine several objections raised against the discipline by outsiders, such as Bauval, Hancock, Schoch, West and Dunn.

Plunging into the heart of the controversies, the authors describe the politics behind the site of Giza, the sphinx and the pyramids. The references and appendices included clearly demonstrate that the authors extensively researched the subject.

A book for open-minded readers, who wish to know more about the site and the theories surrounding the Giza Plateau.