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- 2020/12/01 10:00
- ☀️ 23 °C
- 海抜: 258 m
- スーダン Northern Kuraymah 18.560883, 31.84792518°33’39” N 31°50’53” E
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Jebel Barkal - der heilige Berg
2020年12月1日, スーダン ⋅ ☀️ 23 °C
Rund 15 km von El Kurru entfernt befindet sich der heilige Jebel Berkal, ein imposanter isoliert stehender Bergrücken. Westlich davon stehen einige Pyramiden, die wir heute morgen als erstes erspähen, als wir von der Asphaltstraße abfahren. Meine ersten Pyramiden „live“, juhu! Das ist ein besonderer Moment für mich😊.

Im Zuge ihrer Kolonialisierung ab dem 15. Jahrhundert glaubten die Ägypter unter Tutmosis III., im Berg Jebel Barkal aufgrund seiner besonderen natürlichen Steinformationen einen Wohnort des Gottes Amun entdeckt zu haben. In der markanten steil aufragenden Felsnadel sahen sie unter anderem die Kobra mit der göttlichen Sonnenscheibe. Die Ägypter gründeten daher hier die Stadt Napata, die gleichzeitig die Südgrenze ihres damaligen Reichs markierte. Später wurde Napata die Hauptstadt des Kusch-Reichs.

Die Hauptsehenswürdigkeit hier ist der große Tempel des Amun, der im Lauf der Jahrhunderte unter den verschiedenen Herrschern sukzessive erweitert wurde. Widdersphinxe kennzeichnen den Eingang zum Tempel. In einer Kartusche findet man z.B. den Namen des Schwarzen Pharao Pianchi. Es stehen auch einige Säulen, auf denen die ägyptische Göttin mit den Kuhohren abgebildet ist.

Wir sehen hier die ersten anderen Touristen seit unserer Ankunft im Sudan! Eine kleine Reisegruppe. Irgendwie hatte ich mich schon ganz selbstverständlich daran gewöhnt, dass wir die einzigen Touristen weit und breit sind. Ja, so ist das Erleben hier - wir können alles ganz in Ruhe nur für uns genießen 😌.もっと詳しく
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Thomas Seabird Imposante Anfahrt
2020/12/13返信する
Thomas Seabird Ist das der Lebensschlüssel in der Mitte?
2020/12/13返信する
旅行者 Ja, uns wurde erklärt, es ist das Zeichen für Leben und heißt „anch“.
2020/12/14返信する
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skip's retirement travel Sudan
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- 2022/01/01 8:49
- ☀️ 16 °C
- 海抜: 261 m
- スーダン Northern Barkal Jabal Barkal 18.54, 31.8316718°32’24” N 31°49’54” E
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Museum at Jebel Barkal
2022年1月1日, スーダン ⋅ ☀️ 16 °C
This museum houses artifacts from the region around Karima, mostly at Jebel Barkal (see another post). The 1st picture is just inside the front door and is of a ram carved as the Nubian representation of the principal God Amun-Ra. Missing is the stature of the pharaoh that was between the feet and below the head of the ram, showing that Amun-Ra protects the pharaoh who is also worshiped as the son of Amun-Ra. The 2nd picture is a series of terracotta jars of the traditional type that every home and other buildings has set outside. They are kept full of water for anyone passing by to drink.
The 3rd picture is of 3 lions. The local god that predates the Egyptian incursion bringing Egyptian religion was a lion god.
The 4th picture is a recreation of a Christian era grave with a naturally mummified body..
The last picture is of the altar of a pharaoh found in a local temple. The engraved figures are of Hapi, the god of the Nile.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Süden
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- 2022/11/14 18:59
- 🌙 25 °C
- 海抜: 216 m
- スーダン Northern Jabal Tiryāq 19.89254, 30.49758219°53’33” N 30°29’51” E
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Abendessen Caffe + Übernachtung
2022年11月14日, スーダン ⋅ 🌙 25 °C
Waren super nett und wir haben darüber gesprochen das es für mich viel einfacher ist zu reisen als für Sudanesen und noch bisschen Imperialismus Kritik
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auf arabisch? spanisch? englisch? [Ursula]
2022/11/15返信する
旅行者 Englisch und so ein ganz kleines bisschen arabisch
2022/11/15返信する
So liebe Leute! Grüße von uns! [Ursula]
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旅行者 ja, wirklich. wäre so gerne dabei gewesen. sie können gerne mal mir auch das erzählen
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skip's retirement travel Sudan
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- 2022/01/01 9:19
- ☀️ 18 °C
- 海抜: 261 m
- スーダン Northern Barkal Jabal Barkal 18.54, 31.8316718°32’24” N 31°49’54” E
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Jebel Barkal, Karima, Sudan
2022年1月1日, スーダン ⋅ ☀️ 18 °C
This is the ancient holy mountain of Nubia, Kush, and all the other names for ancient Sudan. It was believed that the ancient God Amun-Ra made his home here. As such, it is a significant holy site with numerous temples and tombs in the immediate vicinity.
The 1st 2 pictures are of the mountain itself. Notice in the 2nd picture the natural pinnacle to the left. The ancients saw that as the cobra standing to protect Amun-Ra, as that was the cobra's role in the ancient mythology. That is also why there is a cobra depicted on the Egyptian crown, and there are 2 cobras on the Nubian crown
The 3rd picture is the broken altar of the Nubian pharaoh Piankhe. His cartouche is at the left end. He is the Nubian pharaoh who conquered Egypt and established the 25th dynasty. It is located in the temple to Amun-Ra, the principle temple here.
The 4th picture is the temple of Hathor that is excavated into the mountain. It is currently under restoration. The 2 columns are interesting in that they are shaped as the goddess Hathor.
The 5th picture is a small Sufi shrine built with blocks of sandstone recycled from the older structures. This is something that happened regularly.
The last picture is of Meroitic pyramids here. There were originally 40 of them at this site. There will be more posts about royal necropolises later. It turns out that there were more pyramids in Sudan than in Egypt, more than 200, I'm told.もっと詳しく
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- 2022/01/01 16:09
- ☀️ 24 °C
- 海抜: 258 m
- スーダン Northern El Kuru El-Kurru 18.40833, 31.7716718°24’30” N 31°46’18” E
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El Kurru
2022年1月1日, スーダン ⋅ ☀️ 24 °C
El Kuru is one of the 4 royal necropolises of the Nubian kings/pharaohs. The Meroitic pyramids at Jebel Barkil is another of the 4 (see another post). The 1st 5 pictures are all in the tomb of the Nubian pharaoh, Tamuk Amun.
The 1st picture is a painting of the pharaoh. The 2nd picture shows the 4 sons of the god Horus. The 3rd picture shows the procession to the ritual weighting of the pharaoh's heart to determine if he is fit to enter the afterlife.
The 4th picture is after the pharaohs heart has been weighed, and he is proceeding to the afterlife.
The 5th picture is of the sisters Isis and Nephtis assuring the pharaoh that they will take care of him. These paintings all depict the ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead.
The last picture is of the mortuary temple at this necropolis.
I note that this site has no pyramids like those near Jebel Barkil. They were here but the stones were reused for other purposes over the centuries. Pyramids like those at Jebel Barkil would have been placed over the tomb, and tombs like this would be under the pyramids.もっと詳しく
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skip's retirement travel Sudan
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- 2022/01/03 16:28
- ☀️ 22 °C
- 海抜: 261 m
- スーダン Northern Nuri 18.56333, 31.9166718°33’48” N 31°55’0” E
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Nuri
2022年1月3日, スーダン ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C
This is the 2nd royal necropolis (chronologically) of the Napata Kingdom whose capital was at modern Karima near Jebel Barkal (see another post) but moved to Meroe about the 3rd century BCE. These 2 cities we're important throughout the Napata/Meroe period. Jebel Barkal was the religious center while Meroe was the economic center of the kingdom. The capital was where the ruler was, and that changed over time.
These are 3 pictures of the Nuri necropolis.もっと詳しく
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skip's retirement travel Sudan
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- 2022/01/03 10:07
- ☀️ 17 °C
- 海抜: 254 m
- スーダン Northern Kuraymah 18.54333, 31.8518°32’36” N 31°51’0” E
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Nile cruise
2022年1月3日, スーダン ⋅ ☀️ 17 °C
This boat ride was on the Nile at the 4th cataract. This stretch of the river diverts into numerous channels in such a way that water flows over rocks, making sections of the water surface navigable. Some of the pictures show examples where the water breaks over the rocks and rushes down to the next level. Others look at the river above those falls and in some, you can find side channels hidden in the background. The last picture is of the main channel of the Nile in this section.
This is only a small portion of the area of the 4th cataract. Sudan has built a hydroelectric dam upstream from here, flooding part of the cataract.もっと詳しく
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- 2022/01/05 8:56
- ⛅ 19 °C
- 海抜: 384 m
- スーダン River Nile Hillat ed Darqab Pyramids of Meroe 16.93833, 33.7516°56’18” N 33°45’0” E
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Meroe Necropolis
2022年1月5日, スーダン ⋅ ⛅ 19 °C
This is the 4th royal necropolis of Nubia. (See other posts.) Chronologically, it was the 3rd one constructed (3rd to 1st century BCE). Here many of the pyramids are in ok condition except they have had their tops blown off by old time, pre-professional archaeologists (ok, grave robbers). A cache of royal jewelry was found in the top of one. So they dynamited the tops of the rest. Hence all the flat tops.
The 1st picture is sunset over the pyramids, and the 2nd is a daylight picture of the site.
As a recap, these tombs were built with a subterranean tomb chamber with the pyramid above. Also, each had a mortuary chapel on the east facing side to greet the sunrise. Only at this necropolis are the mortuary chapels present, mostly as reconstructions using the original stones and/or restorations making it clear what they looked like while at the same time preserving what they were able to find.
The 2nd picture shows several of the mortuary temples across the site, while the 3rd looks more closely at one of the front of reconstruction/restorations.
Several of the mortuary temples can be visited. The 3 remaining pictures show some of the carvings in those temples.もっと詳しく
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- 2022/01/04 8:11
- ⛅ 14 °C
- 海抜: 277 m
- スーダン Northern Ghazali 18.44167, 31.9316718°26’30” N 31°55’54” E
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Gazali Monastery
2022年1月4日, スーダン ⋅ ⛅ 14 °C
Gazali (which means gazelle in Arabic) is a monastery begun around the end of the 7th century and was active for several centuries. Nubia was a Christian nation until as late as the 14th century as the fortress at Old Dungala (see another post) was not defeated by the Muslim armies. Conversion to Islam came through gradual assimilation of Arab migrants who intermarried with the locals and finally a king converted.
The 1st picture is of the main gate. The 2nd picture is along the front wall and out into the Wadi Abudoun. At that time this wadi had a perennial stream. The monks were able to grow their crops near that stream out front of the monastery. The 3rd picture is of a tank not far from the main gate that may have been a baptistry.
The 4th picture is the monastery church. The 5th picture is the refectory. Notice the circle. These were the seats where the monks sat in a circle around a central table. There are several of these eating arrangements here.
The last picture was taken from part way up the remains of the bell tower and looks over a portion of the monastery. This was a complex of building housing many activities including smelting iron.もっと詳しく
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- 2022/01/04 14:24
- ⛅ 26 °C
- 海抜: 367 m
- スーダン River Nile Bir el Nihod 17.41, 33.5716717°24’36” N 33°34’18” E
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Desert Well
2022年1月4日, スーダン ⋅ ⛅ 26 °C
Now for a few pictures from the Old Testament. Some things haven't changed much in 3,000 years and probably longer.
The 1st.picture is of a stick built structure that holds the pulleys on which animal skin bags are dropped into the well on hand made leather ropes made from the skins of their slaughtered flocks.
The 2nd picture shows a team of donkeys pulling the rope to lift the bay full of water.
Once the skins reach the surface, one of the herders carries the bag to a small basin that drains into a watering pool. The 3rd picture is the herders pouring the water into the basin, and the 4th picture is one of the basins and drain pipe to the watering pool. They also fill jugs and small tanks for the herders to carry home.
The 5th picture is a wide look at the congregated flocks and herders while the last looks out to another flock heading to the well. A few of the goats recognized where they were a ran ahead to get to the water.もっと詳しく
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