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  • Kushite pyramids in the northern cemetery at Jebel Barkal

  • Camel tracks passing through the Bab es-Silik on the Korosko Road

  • Jebel Barkal

  • The late 19th century Anglo-Egyptian fort in the Wadi Murrat

  • Nuri : Kushite royal cemetery from the reign of Taharqo (died 664 BC) until the later 4th century BC

  • Jebel Umm Rowag near Amara, Kushite rock art is carved on its summit

  • Natural cave along the Korosko Road with inscriptions of ‘Chief of Tehkhet Paitsy’

  • Natural rock formation on the route between Buhen and the Pharaonic gold mines in the Eastern Desert

  • The castle house at Kulubnarti

  • Two ‘pharaonic’ boats amongst the rock art at Sabu

  • Looking north from Jebel Musa across the Nile over Boni Island at the upstream end of the SARS concession at the Fourth Cataract

  • The Society’s honorary president, Professor William Y. Adams and other members of the Society’s ‘Exploratory Tour’ of 2005 in the Bayuda Desert

  • The temple built by the Egyptian pharaoh Amenophis III at Soleb in the14th century BC

  • Desert landscape near the Fourth Nile Cataract

  • Nuri : Kushite royal cemetery from the reign of Taharqo (died 664 BC) until the later 4th century BC

  • View upstream across Dirbi Island in the SARS Fourth Cataract concession

  • Medieval fort on the northern tip of el-Usheir island in the SARS concession at the Fifth Cataract

  • The Sixth Nile Cataract looking downstream

  • Arched railway bridge north east of Delgo built in 1897, abandoned 1904

  • Railway construction camp dating from 1896/7 south of Kosha

  • Sunset in the desert south of Kosha

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