copy and paste this google map to your website or blog!
Press copy button and paste into your blog or website.
(Please switch to 'HTML' mode when posting into your blog. Examples: WordPress Example, Blogger Example)
Desert Networks: Into the Eastern Desert of Egypt from the New Kingdom . . . The Desert Networks database includes all ancient sources that mention sites in the Eastern Desert This includes not only sources found in the region that mention nearby localities, but also other sources, such as Strabo, Diodorus etc that mention desert locations
Desert Networks: Into the Eastern Desert of Egypt from the New Kingdom . . . Desert Networks: Into the Eastern Desert of Egypt from the New Kingdom to the Roman period This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No 759078)
Desert Networks: Into the Eastern Desert of Egypt from the New Kingdom . . . The University of Delaware, under the direction of S E Sidebotham, associated with other institutions (Leiden University between 1995 and 2001), has conducted surveys of the ancient roads of the Eastern Desert since 1987, often in parallel with the Abu Sha'ar Project or the Berenike Project
Desert Networks: Into the Eastern Desert of Egypt from the New Kingdom . . . Umm Balad is 5km from Badia, and hosts one of the best-preserved forts of the northern part of the desert (up to 6m high), according to Scaife It is located near two diorite quarries, the stones of which were used in Rome from the reign of Domitian (Gnoli 1971, p 133)
Desert Networks: Into the Eastern Desert of Egypt from the New Kingdom . . . Last revised: September 3, 2022 Author (s) of the record: Laurel Darcy Hackley Author (s) of the study: Thomas Faucher How to cite this document: " Faucher 85548 ", Desert Networks project, study by Thomas Faucher Record created by Laurel Darcy Hackley Accessed Wed Feb 25 2026 http: desertnetworks huma-num fr finds DN_FND00016