Books:
* The Egyptian Royal Tombs of the Early Dynastic Period (1971): This book is a groundbreaking study of the earliest royal tombs in Egypt, which Thompson excavated and analyzed. It is considered a landmark work in the field of Egyptology.
* Aicha, the Queen of the Nile (1974): A fictionalized account of a queen in Nubia, blending historical research with creative storytelling.
* The Mystery of the Tomb of Amenhotep I (1980): A book exploring the mysterious disappearance and eventual rediscovery of the tomb of this pharaoh.
* The Royal Tombs of Meroe and the Sudan (1990): A comprehensive study of the royal burial complexes in the ancient kingdom of Meroe, located in present-day Sudan.
* Ancient Egypt (1991): A concise and informative overview of ancient Egyptian civilization, covering its history, culture, and beliefs.
* Egypt: The Last Pharaohs (1997): A look at the later periods of Egyptian history, focusing on the decline of the pharaohs and the rise of Roman rule.
* The Secrets of the Great Pyramid (2008): An examination of the Great Pyramid of Giza, exploring its construction, symbolism, and mysteries.
Other Publications:
* Numerous articles and essays published in academic journals and popular magazines.
* Contributions to encyclopedias and reference books on ancient history and Egyptology.
Thompson's work is characterized by its rigorous scholarship, engaging writing style, and insightful interpretations. He is known for his expertise in ancient Egyptian archaeology and his ability to bring ancient history to life for a broad audience.