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House of Boulders

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Interior of House of Boulders.
House of Boulders

Trench

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Trench at Sesebi* Sesebi * was a New Kingdom Egyptian town the west bank of the Nile, across from Delgo, Sudan. A temple was built there by Akhenaten, who appointed a viceroy to maintain the structure, govern the local settlement, and secure traffic on the Nile.
Trench

Nile

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Nile looking upstream from Jebel Sesi.
Nile

Building

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Building
Building

Temple

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Three columns of the temple and Edward.
Temple

House of Boulders

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: The interior of the House of Boulders with its drain.
House of Boulders

Station

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Station signal box
Station

Sawing log

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Sawing a log
Sawing log

Camels

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Camels and men
Camels

Nile

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Crossing the river Nile
Nile

People

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: People
People

Engraving

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Paving slab with the head of a 'native'
Engraving

Folly

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Folly at Jebel Moya* Jebel Moya* is an archaeological site in the southern Gezira Plain, Sudan, approximately 250 km south southeast of Khartoum. Dating between 5000 BCE-500 CE and roughly 104,000 m in area, the site is one of the largest pastoralist cemeteries in Africa with over 3,000 burials excavated thus far.
Folly

Village

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Looking towards Jebel Seqadi.
Village

Sesebi

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: General view of Sesebi* Sesebi * was a New Kingdom Egyptian town the west bank of the Nile, across from Delgo, Sudan. A temple was built there by Akhenaten, who appointed a viceroy to maintain the structure, govern the local settlement, and secure traffic on the Nile.
Sesebi

Village

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Looking towards Jebel Seqadi.
Village

Village

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: General view of a village
Village

Foundations

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Foundation course of first occupation. Picture from 1938, pl.XI.2.
Foundations

Temple

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Temple steps
Temple

Cartouche of Sethos I

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Block with the cartouche of Sethos I. It was reused as a threshold.
Cartouche of Sethos I

Donkey

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Water donkey in Sesebi* Sesebi* was a New Kingdom Egyptian town the west bank of the Nile, across from Delgo, Sudan. A temple was built there by Akhenaten, who appointed a viceroy to maintain the structure, govern the local settlement, and secure traffic on the Nile.
Donkey

Making a squeeze

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Making a squeeze
Making a squeeze

Temple

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Columns of the temple
Temple

Car

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Car loaded for expedition to Sesebi. Sesebi* was a New Kingdom Egyptian town the west bank of the Nile, across from Delgo, Sudan. A temple was built there by Akhenaten, who appointed a viceroy to maintain the structure, govern the local settlement, and secure traffic on the Nile.
Car

Gate

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Exterior of the west gate.
Gate

Excavation

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Excavation at Sesebi* Sesebi* was a New Kingdom Egyptian town the west bank of the Nile, across from Delgo, Sudan. A temple was built there by Akhenaten, who appointed a viceroy to maintain the structure, govern the local settlement, and secure traffic on the Nile.
Excavation

Site

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Site
Site

Men

Collection: sudanarchaeologicalresearchsociety.edwardscollection
Description: Men
Men
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