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... Nubia began during the Eleventh dynasty and went on year after year without success . A very real problem now was ... Nubia ) was brought under control . Henceforth , the country from the First Cataract to the Mediter- ranean was ...
... Nubia began during the Eleventh dynasty and went on year after year without success . A very real problem now was ... Nubia ) was brought under control . Henceforth , the country from the First Cataract to the Mediter- ranean was ...
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... Nubia which , like many other vast areas , while nominally a part of the empire , was at various times independent . The age - old dream of all the great kings - whether black , white , or mixed- was the consolidation of the Northern ...
... Nubia which , like many other vast areas , while nominally a part of the empire , was at various times independent . The age - old dream of all the great kings - whether black , white , or mixed- was the consolidation of the Northern ...
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... Nubia is the geography of much of the present - day Sudan and beyond . The Nile flows through its sand and rock deserts with a series of falls and a number of rapids . The country is almost rainless . It is the land of the great Nubian ...
... Nubia is the geography of much of the present - day Sudan and beyond . The Nile flows through its sand and rock deserts with a series of falls and a number of rapids . The country is almost rainless . It is the land of the great Nubian ...
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