The author presents a novel approach to the study of ancient Egyptian history in this book, focusing on this vast collection of papyri left by the ancient Egyptians on the walls of their temples and pyramids. Through these documents, we gain insights into their religious practices, daily life, marriage customs, and burial rituals. Furthermore, the papyri reveal details of the invasions that plagued Egypt, offering a glimpse into the rise and fall of this ancient civilization. The author successfully weaves together a narrative that highlights the unifying factor of the Egyptian people and their enduring culture over thousands of years. These “windows” definitively demonstrate that ancient Egyptian civilization was not solely defined by the construction of pyramids and temples, but also by a spiritual dimension, characterized by beliefs in the afterlife and the fundamental principle of Ma’at (justice), which formed the ethical foundation of the ancient Egyptians.