Qasr el-Zayyan

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Qasr el-Zayyan is an ancient archaeological site in Egypt’s Western Desert that preserves the remains of a Roman-era settlement and temple complex associated with the Kharga Oasis caravan routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman-era site
ancient settlement
archaeological site
access reachable by desert road from Kharga
archaeologicalSignificance evidence for Roman control of desert routes
evidence for oasis-based trade
associatedWith caravan routes
oasis trade network
connectedTo Darb el-Arbain caravan route NERFINISHED
country Egypt
excavatedBy Egyptian archaeologists
hasFeature Roman fort remains
settlement ruins
temple complex
hasFunction military outpost
religious center
way station on caravan route
hasStructureType fortified enclosure
temple
heritageType desert archaeology site
locatedIn Kharga Oasis NERFINISHED
Libyan Desert NERFINISHED
Western Desert NERFINISHED
locatedOn edge of Kharga Oasis
material mudbrick
stone
nearby Kharga town NERFINISHED
partOf New Valley Governorate NERFINISHED
preservationState ruins
region Western Desert oases belt NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Egyptian-Roman religion
usedDuring Late Roman period NERFINISHED
Roman period

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Kharga Oasis hasArchaeologicalSite Qasr el-Zayyan