‘araj, al-, Small oasis on the road that joins the oasis of Siwa, west of Alexandria, to bawit in the oasis of al-Bahariyyah, about 65 miles (100 km) from Siwa. A. Fakhry thinks that the ancient tombs that he excavated there preserve traces of paintings of the Christian period, which would indicate that they must have been occupied by hermits (Fakhry, 1939, p. 614; 1973-1976, Vol. 1). However, A. de Cosson, who had written earlier, advanced an opposing opinion (1937, pp. 226-29).
'Araj, Al-
بقلم Maurice Martin, René-Georges Coquin
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اسأل عن هذه المقالة- المواضيع
- آباء البرية والنسكأديرة الصعيد والبحر الأحمرالمواقع الأثرية والتنقيباتالمدن التاريخية والجغرافيا
- المؤلفون
- Maurice MartinRené-Georges Coquin
- الصفحات المطبوعة
- 189b–190a
المراجع
Cosson, A. de. "Notes on the Bahrên, Nuwêmisah and el-Areg Oases in the Libyan Desert." Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 23 (1937):226-29. Fakhry, A. "The Tombs of el-Areg Oasis in the Libyan Desert." Annales du Service des Antiquités de l'Egypte 39 (1939):609-19. MAURICE MARTIN, S.J. RENÉ-GEORGES COQUIN