Philip S. Kay is a contributing writer based in Tokyo with an academic background in ancient history and archaeology and a professional background in heritage management. As a keen traveler and long-term expat, he is fascinated by the journeys and cross-cultural interactions of the past and present with first-hand travel and research of the world's most famous historical and archaeological sites. He prefers to write in-depth features and insightful articles about history, archaeology, travel, adventure, and his adopted home of Japan.
Areas of Expertise
How Did Libyan Migration Influence Egyptian Religion?
Discover the connection between the arrival of Libyan migrants and the increased popularity of the gods Isis and Horus during ancient Egypt's Third Intermediate Period.
David Roberts & Frederick Catherwood: Artists of Ancient Egypt & Maya
Find out how the amazing works of two 19th-century artists and travelers enlightened the world about the wonders of the ancient Egyptians and Maya.