There are several great resources on the net.

The Egypt Archive
This site has non-copyright photographs by Jon Bodsworth which you can use for a variety of purposes. There are wonderful views of the pyramids from both the outside and the inside. There is an also excellent photograph collection of exhibits in the Egyptian Museum as well as Egyptian antiquities in the British Museum, the Ashmolean Museum, the Petrie Museum, and the Louvre. There are also photos of some major Egyptian temples included in the collection. Jon has also provided historical resources such as The Nile Boat and The Book of the Dead and Elysian Fields.

NASA's The Gateway to Astronaut Photography is also a great resource for photos of the Nile River and Egypt from space. There are even shots of the pyramids from space.

An introduction to the history and culture of Pharaonic Egypt has a wealth of information about Ancient Egypt.

For the inside story of the pyramids, go to Nova On-line.

The Theban Mapping Project can help you explore the area around Thebes and especially the Valley of the Kings.

Fun activities and stories for children can be found at the British Museum Site.

The Canadian Museum of Civilization also has a wealth of material from its exhibit on Egyptian Civilization.

Medina Arts, Inc., which has a fine collection of lithographs by famed artist David Roberts, has very kindly permitted me to use photographs of these invaluable historic sources in my website. Please contact them if you are interested in purchasing a David Roberts lithograph.