Hamrah Dom

Coordinates: 26°6′0″N 32°20′0″E / 26.10000°N 32.33333°E / 26.10000; 32.33333
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Hamrah Dom (

Arabic: حمرة دوم) is a small village in Upper Egypt. It is situated near the city of Qena, about 80 kilometres north-west of Luxor.[1]

Overview

Located on the west bank of the Nile in the Qena Governorate. It is known for being near the Jabal al-Tarif cliff

Mohammed Ali Samman in December 1945.[4] Known to have been inhabited by the Hawara tribe at least during the period prior to and including 1945.[5]

See also

References

  1. ^ GNS official US names database[permanent dead link] 00:14 (UTC), 16 December 2007
  2. ISBN 9004088563
    [Retrieved 2011-12-16]
  3. ^ see description for image 25 - photographs taken at the time of an excavation retrieved 17:32 (UTC) 24.10.2011
  4. ^ The Nag Hammadi discovery of manuscripts retrieved 00:08(UTC), December 16th, 2007
  5. ISBN 9004088563
    [Retrieved 2011-12-16]

External links

  • Nag Hammadi library ( article with five photographs and a map) retrieve 00:14(UTC), 16 December 2007

26°6′0″N 32°20′0″E / 26.10000°N 32.33333°E / 26.10000; 32.33333

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