Includes bibliographical references.

The Fayoum, the Seila Pyramid, Fag el-Gamous and its Nearby Cities / Kerry Muhlestein, Cannon Fairbairn, and Ronald A. Harris -- History of the Excavations at Fag el-Gamous and the Seila Pyramid / Kerry Muhlestein and Bethany Jensen -- Excavations at the Seila Pyramid and Ritual Ramifications / Kerry Muhlestein -- Ritual Objects from the Northern Side of the Seila Pyramid / Kerry Muhlestein, Brian D. Christensen and Ronald A. Harris -- Death of a Common Man / Kerry Muhlestein and Cannon Fairbairn -- The Mummy Portraits of Fag el-Gamous / Bethany Jensen and Kerry Muhlestein -- An Introduction to the Textiles of Fag el-Gamous: The Use of Basket Weave Linen in Burials of the Necropolis of Fag el-Gamous / Kristin H. South -- Textiles and Jewelry at Fag el-Gamous / Joyce Y. Smith, Kerry Muhlestein, and Brian D. Christensen -- They'll Never Be Royals: The "Purple" Textiles of Fag el-Gamous / Bethany Jensen, R. Paul Evans, Giovanni Tata, and Kerry Muhlestein -- A Paleopathological Pilot Study of the Fag el-Gamous Cranial Collection / Casey L. Kirkpatrick -- Fag el-Gamous Pottery with "Kill Holes" / Kerry Muhlestein, Brian D. Christensen, and Cannon Fairbairn -- Report on Botanical Macro Remains at the Fag el-Gamous Necropolis / Terry B. Ball and Kerry Muhlestein -- The Fag el-Gamous Papyrus Fragment / Lincoln H. Blumell -- Philadelphia: A Preliminary Report / John Gee -- A Complete List of Publications about the Fag el-Gamous Necropolis and Seila Pyramid Excavations by Members of the BYU Egypt Excavation -- Team (Including Those from the Year that I.E.S. Edwards Was Part of the Team, and Those Resulting from Work at Kom Aushim) / Bethany Jensen and Masen Williamson.

In Excavations at the Seila Pyramid and Fag el-Gamous Cemetery, the excavation team provides crucial information about the Old Kingdom and Graeco-Roman Egypt. While both periods have been heavily studied, Kerry Muhlestein and his contributors provide new archaeological information that will help shape thinking about these eras. The construction and ritual features of the early Fourth Dynasty Seila Pyramid represents innovations that would influence royal funerary cult for hundreds of years. Similarly, as one of the largest excavated cemeteries of Egypt, Fag el-Gamous helps paint a picture of multi-cultural life in the Fayoum of Egypt during the Ptolemaic and Roman periods. Excavations there provide a statistically impactful understanding of funerary customs under the influence of new cultures and religion.