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Lower Nubia (also
called Wawat) is the
northernmost part of Nubia,
roughly contiguous with the
modern Lake N****er,
which submerged the
historical region...
- Kush'
ruled the area
north of the
Third Cataract. The area was
divided into
Wawat in the north,
centered at Aniba, and Kush in the south,
centered at Soleb...
- To the south,
Amenemhet sent a
campaign through lower Nubia to
inspect Wawat. It does not
appear that
Amenemhet continued his predecessors'
policy of...
- : 25 An
Egyptian official, Harkhuf,
mentions that Irtjet, Setjet, and
Wawat all
combined under a
single ruler. By 1650 BC,
Egyptian texts started to...
- Weni the
Elder revealed the
names of six
other Nubian kingdoms: Medja,
Wawat, Yam,
Irtjet and Setju. By the
First Intermediate Period (ca 2150-2008 BC)...
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- an
Eastern Sudanic zone.
These Irem/Kush-lists are
distinctive from the
Wawat-, Medjay-, Punt-, and Wetenet-lists,
which provide sounds typical to Afroasiatic...
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governor in Dwatnefert. The most
important title was
however deputy of
Wawat.
Wawat was the
Egyptian word for
Lower Nubia and was with this position, Paenniut...
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south as
Samnah in
Lower Egypt to
guard the flow of gold from
mines in
Wawat, the area
between the
First and
Second Cataracts.
Around 1720 BC, Canaanite...
- be
confirmed by an
expedition led by
Djemi from
Gebelein to the land of
Wawat (i.e.: Nubia)
during his reign. Consequently, when
Intef II died, he left...
