Naqa

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Naqa was an ancient city and religious center of the Kingdom of Meroë in what is now Sudan, notable for its well-preserved temples and Kushite-period monuments.

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Naqa canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
religious center
excavatedBy German Archaeological Institute
flourishedInCentury 1st century BCE
1st century CE
flourishedInPeriod Meroitic period
hasArchaeologicalRemains chapels
inscriptions
reliefs
statues
temples
hasArtStyle Egyptians
surface form: Egyptian

Hellenistic
Roman
indigenous Kushite
hasCountrySubdivision River Nile State
surface form: River Nile state
hasCulture Kingdom of Kush
surface form: Kushite

Meroitic period
surface form: Meroitic
hasDeity Amun
Apedemak
Kon
surface form: Kons

Mut
hasNotableMonument Kiosk of Trajan
surface form: Roman Kiosk with Corinthian columns

decorated temple pylons
lion-headed god Apedemak reliefs
hasPreservationStatus well-preserved temples and monuments
hasPrimaryFunction religious center
hasSecondaryFunction royal cult center
hasStructureType kiosk
processional way
pylon
temple complex
hasTemple Roman Kiosk at Naqa
Temple of Amun at Naqa
Temple of Apedemak at Naqa
hasWritingSystem Meroitic script
locatedEastOf Nile
surface form: Nile River
locatedInCountry Sudan
locatedInHistoricalRegion Kingdom of Kush
Kingdom of Meroë
locatedInRegion Butana
locatedNear Meroë
Nile
surface form: Nile River
locatedSoutheastOf Khartoum
partOf Meroë Island archaeological site
surface form: UNESCO World Heritage Site Archaeological Sites of the Island of Meroe
UNESCOInscriptionYear 2011
UNESCOSiteId 1336
UNESCOWorldHeritageStatus inscribed

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