James S. Westerman is an explorer, research historian, engineer, and self-described "serious amateur archaeologist".
He is best known for his 37-year study of the Osireion in Abydos, Egypt.
The website of James Westerman provides an extensive collection of research, interpretations, and resources related to the Osireion and other ancient Egyptian monuments. It combines historical analysis with independent perspectives, offering a diverse range of insights into the architectural and symbolic significance of the Osireion. Visitors can explore various articles and materials that reflect years of dedicated study.