Visual Guide to Egypt

Michael Hinckley

A compilation of photographs from Egypt, including Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel

Published by Michael Hinckley

Masters of Arts in Middle East history and conversant in Arabic with a smattering of German thrown in to boot. Living in "The Heart of it All" while looking for interesting websites.  View profile

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  • Michael Hinckley9/6/2008

    for some reason, this comment thing cut me off; oh well. Here's a good book recently published that talks about the medieval necropolis:
    http://www.internationalpubmarket.com/clients/auc/books/BookDetail.aspx?productID=164052

    thanks again for the post an Salaam aleykum

  • Michael Hinckley9/6/2008

    Thanks for the comment! When I was there, The Necropolis, a stone's throw from the Citadel, has hundreds of squatters living in it; most of them Sudanese refugees at the time.

  • honeybeemel9/6/2008

    I used to live in Cairo and attended Friday prayer services at the Mohammed Ali Mosque inside the Salah el Din (Saladin) Citadel. Funny how I never saw any homeless people living among graves near there. (I did see a lot of con artists pretending to have severe diseases and begging for money from the tourists, though.)

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