This volume charts the journey of the joint Ancient Egypt Research Associates-American Research Center in Egypt (AERA-ARCE) Field School from trowel edge to printed page. The Egyptian authors are all graduates of the field school and have been trained as beginners through to advanced level in excavating, recording, analyzing, and writing archaeological material. This is AERA’s first field school publication and the culmination of our training efforts since 2005. The AERA-ARCE team developed a program consisting of Beginners, Advanced, Salvage, and Analysis and Publication Field Schools. We discuss the field school program, and in particular the Analysis and Publication Field School (APFS) in Chapter 7, “The APFS in Context.” Students and supervisors developed the articles in this volume during the APFS in 2010, and during a further short session in 2013. The papers in this volume are primarily descriptive reports written by the students while learning the basics of analysis and publication. They deal with material from two ancient settlements in Giza: the Khentkawes Town and the Heit el-Ghurab.