This beautiful and whimsical calendar is based on the best-selling book "Egyptology: Search for the Tomb of Osiris," which purports to be the travel journal of an amateur archaeologist gone missing during the height of 1920s Egyptomania. Like the book, the calendar features photos, sketches, pull-out documents, sundry flaps, and other novelty elements such as a "sample of mummy cloth" and a game of Egyptian checkers. It's the perfect calendar for enthusiasts of Egyptology. Calendar design is process-intensive, duplicating many favorite features from the book. "The Egyptology Handbook: A Course in the Wonders of Egypt," a follow-up to Egyptology, was published in 2005. "Sands's clever quips and fascinating facts will hold the rapt attention of novices to the topic and Egyptian fanatics alike."People