Nubia

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Nubia is a historic region along the Nile in southern Egypt and northern Sudan, renowned for its ancient civilizations, archaeological sites, and monumental temples.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
historic region
affectedByProject Aswan High Dam
borderedBy Egypt
Sudan
hasArchaeologicalSite Faras Cathedral
Gebel Barkal and the Sites of the Napatan Region
Jebel Barkal
Kerma archaeological site
Meroë Island archaeological site
hasCity Dongola
Faras
Kerma archaeological site
surface form: Kerma

Kingdom of Meroë
surface form: Meroë

Kingdom of Napata
surface form: Napata
hasCivilization Christian Nubian kingdoms
Kingdom of Kerma
surface form: Kerma culture

Kingdom of Meroë
surface form: Meroitic kingdom

Kingdom of Napata
surface form: Napatan kingdom
hasEthnicGroup Nubians
hasHistoricalPeriod Nubia self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ancient Nubia

Kingdom of Kerma
Kingdom of Meroë
Kingdom of Napata
hasLanguageFamily Nilo-Saharan languages
surface form: Nubian languages
hasPyramids Nubian pyramids
surface form: El-Kurru pyramids

Nubian pyramids at Meroë
Nubian pyramids
surface form: Nuri pyramids
hasReligionHistorical Christianity
Islam
ancient Nubian polytheism
hasTemple Abu Simbel temples
surface form: Temple of Abu Simbel

Temple of Amada
Temple of Kalabsha
Temple of Philae
Temple of Soleb
hasUNESCOWorldHeritageSite Meroë Island archaeological site
surface form: Archaeological Sites of the Island of Meroe

Gebel Barkal and the Sites of the Napatan Region
Nubian Monuments from Abu Simbel to Philae
hasWritingSystem Meroitic script
Old Nubian script (historically)
surface form: Old Nubian script
historicallyInteractedWith Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt

Byzantine Empire
Islamic Caliphates
surface form: Islamic caliphates

Roman Empire
knownFor ancient civilizations
archaeological sites
monumental temples
locatedIn Nile Valley
Sudan
surface form: northern Sudan

southern Egypt
locatedOnRiver Nile
partlySubmergedBy Lake Nasser
partOf Northeast Africa

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Ballana region Nubia
Amun worshipExtendedTo Nubia
Derr, Lower Nubia partOf Nubia
this entity surface form: historic Nubia
New Amada site locatedIn Nubia
Tomb of Pennut locatedIn Nubia
Syene borderWith Nubia
Syene region Nubia
this entity surface form: Nubia (border region)
Nubian Museum locatedIn Nubia
this entity surface form: Nubia region
Nubian pyramids locatedIn Nubia
UNESCO World Heritage Site Nubian Monuments locatedIn Nubia
subject surface form: Nubian Monuments
Thebaid borders Nubia
Gerf Hussein locatedIn Nubia
Anuket associatedWith Nubia
Anuket worshipRegion Nubia
Mandulis veneratedIn Nubia
this entity surface form: Egyptian Nubia
Mandulis origin Nubia
Temple of Gerf Hussein (relocated remains) countryOfOriginalLocation Nubia
this entity surface form: Sudan (historical Nubia region)
Maharraqa partOf Nubia
Maharraqa culturalRegion Nubia
Faras Cathedral locatedIn Nubia
Faras Cathedral region Nubia
Faras Cathedral culturalPeriod Nubia
this entity surface form: Christian Nubia
Adikhalamani (Tabriqo) ruledRegion Nubia
subject surface form: Adikhalamani
Adikhalamani (Tabriqo) region Nubia
subject surface form: Adikhalamani
Meroë Island archaeological site locatedIn Nubia
this entity surface form: Region of Nubia
Meroë Island archaeological site associatedWith Nubia
this entity surface form: Nubian civilization
Dongola historicalRegion Nubia
Jebel Barkal locatedIn Nubia
Jebel Barkal wasReligiousCenterFor Nubia
this entity surface form: ancient Nubia
Faras locatedIn Nubia
Psamtik II campaignTarget Nubia
Temple of Soleb locatedIn Nubia
Nectanebo II fledTo Nubia