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891:) and made of kershif (salt and mud-brick) and palm logs. After it was damaged by three days of heavy rains in CE.1926 it was abandoned for similar unreinforced construction housing on the plain surrounding it, and in some cases those, in turn, have been replaced by more modern cinder block and sheet metal roof buildings. Only one building in the Shali complex has been repaired and is in use, a mosque. Gradually eroded by infrequent rains and slowly collapsing, the Shali remains a prominent feature, towering five stories above the modern town and lit at night by floodlights. It is most easily approached from its southwest side, south of the end of the paved road which curves around from the north side of the Shali. Several uneven pedestrian streets lead from the southwest end of the Shali into it, and the ground is rent in places by deep cracks. Many of the unreinforced kershif buildings bordering the streets of the Shali are also split by large cracks, or they are partially collapsed. 1770:
Gabal Al–Dakrour, to eat together, sing chants while thanking God, and reconcile with one another; all Siwi houses co-operate in preparing and cooking food, in this day Siwian people eat fattah (rice, toasted bread and meat), after Dohr prayer (12:00 PM) all Siwian youth gather to set the banquet, nobody is allowed to eat before the caller announces to start eating so they can all eat together, the women stay behind in the village, and celebrate with dancing, singing, and drums. The food for the festival is bought collectively, with funds gathered by the oasis' mosques, celebrations last for 3 Qamari days, and in the early morning of the fourth day, siwian men form a big march, while holding flags and singing spiritual songs. The march starts from Gabal El – Dakrour and ends in Sidi Solayman square – in the center of Siwa – declaring ending of festivals, and beginning of a new year without hatred or grudge, and with love, respect and reconciliation.
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Siwans were still living inside their walled town, none of these bachelors was allowed to spend the night in the town and had to sleep outside the gates...Under such circumstances it is not surprising that homosexuality was common among them....Up to the year CE.1928, it was not unusual that some kind of written agreement, which was sometimes called a marriage contract, was made between two males; but since the visit of King Fu'ad to this oasis it has been completely forbidden...However, such agreements continued, but in great secrecy, and without the actual writing, until the end of World War II. Now the practice is not followed."
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of their fights arise from homosexual competition....Prominent men lend their sons to each other. All Siwans know the matings which have taken place among their sheiks and their sheiks' sons....Most of the boys used in sodomy are between 12 and 18 years of age." After an expedition to Siwa, the archaeologist Count Byron de Prorok reported in CE.1937 "an enthusiasm could not have been approached even in Sodom... Homosexuality was not merely rampant, it was raging...Every dancer had his boyfriend... chiefs had harems of boys".
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explored the Oasis in CE.1900 and reported that pederastic relations were common and often extended to a form of marriage: "The feast of marrying a boy was celebrated with great pomp, and the money paid for a boy sometimes amounted to fifteen pounds, while the money paid for a woman was a little over
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As a result of this isolation, Siwis developed a unique natural culture manifested in its crafts of basketry, pottery, silverwork and embroidery and in its style of dress. The most visible and celebrated examples of this were the bridal silver and the ensemble of silver ornaments and beads that women
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The traditional culture of Siwa shows many unique elements, some reflecting its longstanding links with the isolated Oasis life and the fact that the inhabitants are Siwi Berbers. Until a tarmac road was built to the Mediterranean coast in the CE.1980s Siwa's only links with the outside world were by
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who urged the archaeologists to stop their research in Egypt and sent a Greek Embassy advisor to ask the Egyptian government to withdraw Mrs Souvaltzi’s permission to excavate in the area. This was the first time in human history that one country's government intervened in another country's internal
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Despite the multiplicity of sources for these practices, the Egyptian authorities and even the Siwan tribal elders have attempted to repress the historical and anthropological record. When the Siwa-born anthropologist Fathi Malim included reference to Siwan homosexuality (especially a love poem from
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that the Siwan women were "badly neglected", but that Siwan men "will kill each other for boy. Never for a woman", although as Maugham noted, marriage to a boy had become illegal by then. The Egyptian archaeologist Ahmed Fakhry, who studied Siwa for three decades, observed in CE.1973 that "While the
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In CE.1937, the anthropologist Walter Cline wrote the first detailed ethnography of the Siwans in which he noted: "All normal Siwan men and boys practice sodomy...among themselves the natives are not ashamed of this; they talk about it as openly as they talk about love of women, and many if not most
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The Siyaha Festival (Eid El Solh–Eid El Hasad), in honour of the town's traditional patron saint Sidi Sulayman, is unique to Siwa (the name is often misunderstood as a reference to "tourism", but in fact predates tourism). It is known that on this occasion Siwi men meet on a mountain near the town,
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from which it hung over the breast. A girl would give up the disc at a special ceremony in the spring the day she was married. The jewelry, which was made by local silversmiths, consisted of silver necklaces, earrings, bangles, hair ornaments, pendants, and many rings. For a wealthy woman, the full
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The arrival of the road and of television exposed the oasis to the styles and fashions of the outside world and the traditional silver ornaments were gradually replaced by jewelry made of gold. Evidence of the old styles and traditions are however still in evidence in the women's embroidery and
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Bedouins, the Bedouin relations with Siwans were traditionally mediated through a system of "friendship", whereby a specific Siwan (and his descendants) would be the friend of a specific Bedouin (and his descendants). The Bedouin would stay at the Siwan's house when he came to Siwa, and would
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Other local historic sites of interest include the remains of the oracle temple; the Gebel al Mawta (the Mountain of the Dead), a Roman-era necropolis featuring dozens of rock-cut tombs; and "Cleopatra's Bath", an antique natural spring. The fragmentary remains of the oracle temple, with some
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Women have traditionally played a prominent role in Siwan households, often being in charge of a household's financial decisions. They have also been responsible for raising children; the town's deputy mayor said in CE.1985, "If our children speak Siwi, it to our womenfolk that they owe it."
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one pound." Mahmud Mohammad Abd Allah, writing of Siwan customs for the Harvard Peabody Museum in CE.1917, commented that although Siwan men could take up to four wives, "Siwan customs allow a man but one boy to whom he is bound by a stringent code of obligations."
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sunrise alignments over the Aghurmi mound/Amun Oracle when viewed from Timasirayn temple in the Western Desert, 12 km away across Lake Siwa. The first known recent public viewing of this event occurred on March 21, CE.2014 during the spring Equinox.
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footprint was discovered in CE.2007 at Siwa Oasis. Egyptian scientists claimed it could be 2–3 million years old, which would make it the oldest fossilized hominid footprint ever found. However, no proof of this conjecture was ever presented.
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across North Africa designed to promote good health, fertility and to protect the wearer from misfortune. Some of the same signs and patterns are found on the embroidery which embellishes women's dresses, trousers, and shawls.
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arduous camel tracks through the desert. These were used to export dates and olives, bring trade goods, or carry pilgrims on the route which linked the Maghreb to Cairo and hence to Mecca.
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reached the oasis, supposedly by following birds across the desert. The oracle, Alexander's court historians alleged, confirmed him as both a divine personage and the legitimate
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since ancient times, and today date palm cultivation is by far the largest component of its economy. In a distant second place, with about one-fifth of the scale as dates, is
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Siwa is of special interest to anthropologists and sociologists because of its historical acceptance of intergenerational male homosexuality and even rituals celebrating
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inscriptions dating from the 4th century BCE., lie within the ruins of Aghurmi. The revelations of the oracle fell into disrepute under the Roman occupation of Egypt.
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occupied the oasis, a tiny Egyptian puppet government-in-exile was set up at Siwa. The oasis makes a brief appearance as a base of the LRDG in the CE.1958 war film
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costume. The material for the "tarfutet", the distinctive all-enveloping shawl worn by women, are brought from outside the oasis, specifically from the town of
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Egyptian rule from distant Cairo was at first tenuous and marked by several revolts. Egypt began to assert firmer control after a CE.1928 visit to the Oasis by
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of Egypt, though Alexander's motives in making the excursion, following his founding of Alexandria, remain to some extent inscrutable and contested. During the
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was told, took the image here of a ram. Herodotus knew of a "fountain of the Sun" that ran coldest in the noontime heat. During his campaign to conquer the
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has in recent decades become a vital source of income. Much attention has been given to creating hotels that use local materials and display local styles.
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settlers. Currently, the entire population of the oasis speaks Arabic as either a first or a second language. The Siwi Berber population is also fluent in
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L'Égypte sous les pharaons, ou recherches sur la géographie, la religion, la langue, les écritures et l'histoire de l'Égypte avant l'invasion de Cambyse
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But I am speaking to every Greek all over the world. I want every one of you to feel proud because Greek hands have found this very important monument.
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wore in abundance to weddings and other ceremonies. These pieces were decorated with symbols which related to Siwa's history and beliefs and attitudes.
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plateau. The geology is characterised by horizontal layers of porous limestones alternated with marls and clays dating back to the
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by lighting torches, singing, and exchanging sweets. Adults' celebration was limited to the preparation of a large meal.
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traveled to Siwa in the 15th century and described how the language spoken there 'is similar to the language of the
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in the lake of the oracle, contrary to local customs which prohibit public nudity. In CE.1942, while the Italian
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Stone block with visitors' inscriptions at the site of the Temple of Amun, Umm Ubeida, Siwa depression, Egypt
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Alexander the Great called the son of Jupiter-Ammon by the priest at the oracle in the Siwa oasis. CE.1969
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Siwa – Die Oase des Sonnengottes. Leben in einer ägyptischen Oase vom Mittelalter bis in die Gegenwart
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Pocket edition : éditions Payot, "Petite Bibliothèque Voyageurs", Paris, 1994. (see link below).
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Margaret Mary Vale, CE.2011, Sand and Silver: Jewellery, Costume and Life in Siwa Oasis, London:Kelim
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attested further west in the early Islamic period, while Ilahiane, following Chafik, links it to the
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Leguil, A. (1997). "SĪWA". In Bosworth, C.E.; van Donzel, E.; Heinrichs, W.P.; Lecomte, G. (eds.).
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affairs to stop an archaeological excavation. The case is still active in the Greek courts of law.
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Ministry of Environment Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency – Natural Protectorates Description
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stayed at Siwa for a few months and gathered some followers there. Later, Siwa was a base of the
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in CE.1820, but the Egyptian representative in Siwa was assassinated in CE.1838. At some point,
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About 80 km (50 mi) in length and 20 km (12 mi) wide, Siwa Oasis is one of
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from CE.1915 to CE.1917. Meanwhile, in the spring of CE.1893, German explorer and photographer
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made contact with the oasis around the same time (7th century BCE.), and the oracle temple of
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community related to the Awlad Ali, the Shahibaat, as well as to a growing number of other
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Shali Mountain village, Ruins of the Old Siwa, Lake Aftnas, Pigeon Towers, oasis near Siwa.
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Corridor to the secret chamber above the sanctuary, Temple of Amun, Aghurmi, Siwa, Egypt
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Dictionnaire des Noms Géographiques Contenus dans les Textes Hiéroglyphiques Vol. 5
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ensemble could weigh as much as five or six kilos. These pieces are decorated with
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that reaches below sea level, to about −19 metres (−62 ft). To the west, the
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Temple of Amun in Siwa - Necropolis (CE.1890); by: Robecchi-Bricchetti, Luigi
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takes place on the Siwa Oasis. Siwa is prominently featured in the videogame
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Detail of the east wall of the Amun Temple, Umm Ubeida, Siwa depressen, Egypt
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took photographs of the architecture of the town of Siwa, now stored at the
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in the oasis of Siwa. She made the following statement to the Greek media:
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In the late CE.1940s, a Siwan merchant told the visiting British novelist
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resulting from the oasis' erosion along the dunes create reliefs that the
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Artisanat et artisanat d'art dans les oasis du désert occidental égyptien
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Margaret Mary Vale, 2011, Sand and Silver, xiv, 32, 79–81, 87–99, 101–7.
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which belongs to North Africa Campaign. The fifth mission from the game
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Bedouin, settlers, and holiday-makers: Egypt's changing northwest coast
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This statement was an answer to the, at the time, Greek prime minister
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The first European to visit since Roman times was the English traveler
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is also below sea level. The depression is fertile due to both natural
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Although the site is known to have been settled since at least the
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Sand and Silver: Jewellery, Costume and Life in the Oasis of Siwa
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View through the Temple of the Oracle of Amun to Gebel el-Dakrour
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archaeologist Liana Souvaltzi announced that she had identified
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modern Deir el-Hagar). Basset links it to a Berber tribal name
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The best known of these pieces is a huge silver disc called '
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Oasis Siwa: from the Inside. Traditions, customs, and magic
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rests in a similar depression and to the east, the large
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Temple of Amun, view to the north, Aghurmi, Siwa, Egypt
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exchange his animal products and grain for the Siwan's
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worked at Siwa (and elsewhere in the Western Desert).
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The Siwa Oasis is vast, extending beyond the horizon
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Paris: éditions Quai Voltaire. 2078:series, the ninth and eleventh instalments 1918:, and which has been heavily influenced by 904:Köppen-Geiger climate classification system 875:The ancient fortress of Siwa, known as the 4620: 4606: 4598: 4437: 4423: 4415: 4032: 4018: 4010: 3929:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 3850:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 3489:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 3438:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 3251:Donald Powell Cole, Soraya Altorki. 1998. 1897: 917: 774:, with an Arab minority; a century before 699:Siwa Oasis from space. 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(1999), 377: 3986:Alain Blottière's Travel book on Siwa 3965:The Locally Run Website of Siwa Oasis 3456:. Cultural Survival. 14 November 2002 3332:Durch die Libysche Wuste Zur Amonoase 3230:. Al Katan / Dar al Kutub. pp. 38, 54 2098:series of seven novels starting with 2033:discovery of precise spring and fall 1738:Siwi people are very religious so on 1715:Silver disk and round necklace (torc) 639:referred to the site as "Ammonium". 332: 311: 294: 7: 3345:Allah, Abd (1917). "Siwan Customs". 3307:al-Naghy, Omar (24 September 2015). 3284:al-Naghy, Omar (29 September 2015). 2464: 2462: 1889: 854:(LRDG) was based here, but Rommel's 4005:Olive and Palm Groves in Siwa Oasis 3648:"Egypt footprint 'could be oldest'" 3569:"Siwa Oasis, Egypt – Lonely Planet" 3315:. CAIROaccess-date=. Archived from 2864:"Grammatical Contact In The Sahara" 2690:Champollion, Jean-François (1814). 2501:Construction and Building Materials 2193:Cleopatra's bath (Cleopatra's pool) 2090:feature Siwa. In Australian author 583: 369: 129: 3876:. 3e série (in French). Le Caire: 3074:Otterman, Sharon (18 March 2007). 2850:Wörterbuch der ägyptischen Sprache 2046:Siwa Oasis is an official map for 1796:According to older members of the 921:Climate data for Siwa (1961–1990) 229: 14: 3529:According to 2016 CAPAMS census: 2918:. Leiden: Brill. pp. 686–9. 2734:, Paris: Ernest Leroux, p. 3 2513:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2009.02.003 2427:"The le Radar Topography Mission" 2305:List of cities and towns in Egypt 1976:are also of regional importance. 4691: 3265:Smith, Sylvia (31 August 2011). 3178:. Al Katan / Dar al Kutub. p. 34 3045:"Siwa Climate Normals 1961–1990" 2289: 2270: 2258: 2246: 2234: 2222: 2210: 2198: 2186: 2174: 2162: 2150: 2138: 2126: 2114: 1708: 1696: 1684: 1668: 1650:' and a round necklace, called ' 883:being the name of the town, and 316:78 sq mi (201 km) 228: 221: 202: 180: 173: 162: 155: 144: 22: 3898:Cana, Frank Richardson (1911). 3383:. New York: Dutton. p. 64. 3379:De Prorok, Count Byron (1936). 2977:. Byebyenet.com. Archived from 2411:Deities in Ancient Egypt – Amun 2343:, Encyclopædia Britannica, 2007 2003:the tomb of Alexander the Great 1657:symbols common to Berber people 410:. It is famed from its role in 1972:cultivation. Handicrafts like 1929:, the oasis is also home to a 1860:a man to a youth) in his book 92:You may also add the template 1: 3717:"Wolfenstein Enemy Territory" 2157:Clay houses of old Shali town 1675:Silver pendant with engraved 826:Ethnological Museum of Berlin 390:. It is situated between the 4786:Tourist attractions in Egypt 3915:Vale, Margaret Mary (2011). 3608:Greek News (30 March 2020). 2627:Kaper, Olaf (January 1998). 2606:Budge, E. A. Wallis (1920). 2133:Panoramic view of Siwa Oasis 2049:Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory 1964:Siwa has been noted for its 763:, meaning "Field of Trees". 462:. The limestone plateau and 414:as the home to an oracle of 3366:Notes on the People of Siwa 3330:Steindorff, George (1904). 3286:"Who are Egypt's Amazighs?" 2958:Siwa, viewed from the south 2884:Italian Explorers in Africa 2770:"Siwa Oasis | oasis, Egypt" 2694:. Bure Frères. p. 294. 2565:www.whatstheweatherlike.org 1781:Relations with the Bedouins 1730:, in the Giza Governorate. 1394:Average precipitation days 1180:Mean daily minimum °C (°F) 1040:Mean daily maximum °C (°F) 600:. 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CAIRO. Archived from 2774:Encyclopedia Britannica 1898: 1750:,"the Little Eid") and 852:Long Range Desert Group 797:, called this site the 470:describe as mountains ( 434:The Oasis is in a deep 379:[ˈwæːħetˈsiːwæ] 118:Place in Matrouh, Egypt 103:For more guidance, see 4791:Western Desert (Egypt) 3958:29 August 2019 at the 3409:Fakhry, Ahmed (1973). 3364:Cline, Walter (1936). 2644:Cite journal requires 2535:"Siwa Oasis - Goparoo" 2011: 1961: 1639: 1638:Local vegetables store 1627: 910:(BWh), as the rest of 799:Oasis of Jupiter Ammon 700: 692: 684: 676: 668: 660: 652: 561:name of the oasis was 448:flowing artesian wells 324:62 ft (19 m) 94:{{Translated|ar|سيوة}} 3939:"Western Desert Maps" 3859:Bliss, Frank (1998). 3836:Bliss, Frank (1998). 3506:"Siwa Oasis in Egypt" 3477:Siwa Past and Present 3424:Malim, Fathi (2001). 3296:on 19 September 2016. 3255:. Cairo: AUC. p. 143 2732:Le dialecte de Syouah 2730:Basset, René (1890), 2431:Reviews of Geophysics 2101:Seven Ancient Wonders 2007: 1956: 1866:Siwa Past and Present 1721:Art and local customs 1637: 1625: 806:Muhammad Ali of Egypt 791:William George Browne 698: 690: 682: 674: 666: 658: 650: 569:on the fringe" where 270:29.20528°N 25.51944°E 76:copyright attribution 4715:Ancient Egypt topics 3748:Lavoy, Bill (2015). 3475:Dumairy, A. (2005). 3161:Ahmed Fakhry. 1973. 2710:www.trismegistos.org 2452:10.1029/2005RG000183 2068:. 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Location within Qattara Depression
Qattara Depression
Siwa Oasis is located in Egypt
29°12′19″N 25°31′10″E / 29.20528°N 25.51944°E / 29.20528; 25.51944
Egypt
Governorate
Matrouh
Time zone
UTC+2
EST
Arabic
[ˈwæːħetˈsiːwæ]
urban oasis
Egypt
Qattara Depression
Great Sand Sea
Western Desert

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