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an-Naqʿa ·النقعة
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An-Naq'a, also Naqa, Naga, Arabic:النقعة‎, an-Naqʿa, is an archaeological site in North Sudan. It is part of the Unesco World Heritage Site "Island of Meroë".

background

getting there

Site plan of an-Naqʿa

By plane

By train

By bus

In the street

mobility

Tourist Attractions

  • 1  Amun temple(16 ° 16 ′ 8 ″ N.33 ° 16 '34 "E.)
  • 3  kiosk. Wrongly named because of its architectural form Roman temple designated building is probably a Hathor chapel.(16 ° 16 ′ 7 ″ N.33 ° 16 '22 "E)

kitchen

accommodation

Accommodation is available in Meroë.

health

Practical advice

trips

Visiting this archaeological site can be compared to the nearby archaeological site of al-Muṣawwarāt aṣ-Ṣafrāʾ connect.

literature

  • Gamer-Wallert, Ingrid; Brinks, Jürgen; Zibelius, Karola: The lion temple of Naq'a in the Butana (Sudan). Wiesbaden: Reichert, 1983, Supplements to the Tübingen Atlas of the Middle East: Series B, Geisteswissenschaften; 48, ISBN 978-3-88226-158-5 , ISBN 978-3-88226-159-2 , ISBN 978-3-88226-160-8 , ISBN 978-3-88226-161-5 . 4 volumes: 1: History of research and topography; 2: building description; 3: The wall reliefs (two volumes), 4: The inscriptions.
  • Wildung, Dietrich: Naga, the city in the steppe: excavations of the Egyptian Museum in Sudan; Preliminary report I. In:Yearbook of the Berlin museums, ISSN0075-2207, Vol.41 (1999), Pp. 251-266.
  • Wildung, Dietrich: Naga, the city in the steppe: excavations of the Egyptian Museum in Sudan; Preliminary report II, statues from the Amun temple. In:Yearbook of the Berlin museums, ISSN0075-2207, Vol.43 (2001), Pp. 303-330.
  • Wildung, Dietrich; Kroeper, Karla: Naga: royal city of ancient Sudan. Berlin: Egyptian Museum and Papyrus Collection, National Museums in Berlin, 2006, ISBN 978-3-88609-558-2 . In English and Arabic.
  • Kroeper, Karla; Schoske, Sylvia; Wildung, Dietrich: Royal city of Naga: excavations in the desert of Sudan. Munich [and others], 2011, ISBN 978-3-9814386-0-4 . Published on the occasion of the special exhibition Naga Royal City - excavations in the desert of Sudan In German and English.

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