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The Spell of Egypt by Robert Hichens The Spell of Egypt by Robert Hichens Etext prepared by Dagny, [email protected] and John Bickers, [email protected] PREPARER'S NOTE This text was prepared from a 1911 edition, published by The Century Co., New York. The Spell of Egypt by Robert Hichens CONTENTS THE PYRAMIDS THE SPHINX SAKKARA page 1 / 128 ABYDOS THE NILE DENDERAH KARNAK LUXOR COLOSSI OF MEMNON MEDINET-ABU THE RAMESSEUM DEIR-EL-BAHARI THE TOMBS OF THE KINGS EDFU KOM OMBOS PHILAE "PHARAOH'S BED" OLD CAIRO I THE PYRAMIDS Why do you come to Egypt? Do you come to gain a dream, or to regain lost dreams of old; to gild your life with the drowsy gold of romance, to lose a creeping sorrow, to forget that too many of your hours are sullen, grey, bereft? What do you wish of Egypt? The Sphinx will not ask you, will not care. The Pyramids, lifting page 2 / 128 their unnumbered stones to the clear and wonderful skies, have held, still hold, their secrets; but they do not seek for yours. The terrific temples, the hot, mysterious tombs, odorous of the dead desires of men, crouching in and under the immeasurable sands, will muck you with their brooding silence, with their dim and sombre repose. The brown children of the Nile, the toilers who sing their antique songs by the shadoof and the sakieh, the dragomans, the smiling goblin merchants, the Bedouins who lead your camel into the pale recesses of the dunes--these will not trouble themselves about your deep desires, your perhaps yearning hunger of the heart and the imagination. -
Asia Projects Engineering Pte Ltd (A Member of KYUDENKO Group) Empowering Engineering with Innovation
Asia Projects Engineering Pte Ltd (A member of KYUDENKO Group) Empowering Engineering with Innovation CONTENTS • About APECO • Our Business • Projects • Maintenance & Operation • Safety, Health & Environmental • Our Core Competency • Our Major Clients • Company Information Our Achievements Standard Certification The National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel • ISO 9001 in Quality System Inspector • ISO 14001 in Environmental Management System • “R” stamp for Metallic Repair and/or Alteration • OHSAS 18001 in Health and Safety Management • “NB” stamp for Register Boilers, Pressure Vessels or System Other Pressure Retaining Items The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Others • ASME “A” Stamp for Assembly of Power Boilers • BCA Registered Contractor • ASME “PP” Stamp for Fabrication and Assembly of • BizSafe Star Pressure Piping • MOM Approved Scaffold Contractor • ASME “S” Stamp for Manufacture and Assembly of • Qualified Electrical Contractor by ACES/IES Power Boilers Asia Projects Engineering Asia Projects Engineering Pte Ltd also known as APECO, has over decades of experience in providing integrated solutions and services in Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Commissioning, Fabrication, Maintenance and Material Handling. APECO has grown to be a leading engineering and maintenance company serving diversifi ed industries which include Power, Petrochemical, Oil & Gas, Utility and Infrastructures Industries. Our staff possess over decades experience in the industry, paired with extreme effi ciency and professionalism. You know you are in safe hands. A veteran corporation in catering infrastructural developments internationally, APECO has been able to include some of the largest Power Generation Companies in Singapore and Indonesia as its clients. We are one of South-East Asia’s most trusted engineering companies. Coupled with today’s technology our innovative approach allows you to get the best out of our team of engineering experts. -
Hitachi Plant Technologies 2 Typetype Ofof Projectproject
HPT’sHPT’s Activity Activity forfor ThermalThermal PowerPower PlantsPlants HitachiHitachi PlantPlant Technologies,Technologies, LtdLtd July,July, 20062006 BusinessBusiness AreaArea ¾ Gas Turbine ¾ Steam Turbine ¾ Generator ¾ HRSG ¾ Conventional Boiler (Coal, Oil, Gas) ¾ Combined Cycle ¾ Co-generation Plant etc Hitachi Plant Technologies 2 TypeType ofof ProjectProject ) Installation of New Equipment ) Refurbishment ) Overhaul ) Renovation ) Replacement ) Maintenance etc Hitachi Plant Technologies 3 ScopeScope ofof Work:Work: OverviewOverview Construction Materials Planning Fabrication Detail Design BOP Supply Design Engineering of BOP Spare Parts Project Management Civil & Field Maintenance Field Building Work & Repair Work Electrical Supply of Work Piping Mechanical Fabrication & Work Erection Materials Hitachi Plant Technologies 4 DivisionDivision ofof Works:Works: Case-1Case-1 OWNER Main Contractor Supplier HPC • Main Equipment • M & E Field Wok • Basic Engineering • BOP Design & Supply • Detail Eng. / Material Supply • Civil & Building Hitachi Plant Technologies 5 DivisionDivision ofof Works:Works: CaseCase 22 OWNER Main Contractor Supplier HPC • Main Equipment • M & E Field Wok • Basic Engineering • Detail Engineering • BOP Design & Supply • Material Supply • Civil & Building Hitachi Plant Technologies 6 MajorMajor MailMail stonestone ¾ JAPAN: - First power plant : year1957 - 250 units constructed in Japan ¾ OVERSEAS: - First power plant - in India: year 1963 - Erection Experience in over 20 counties Hitachi Plant Technologies 7 ExecutionExecution -
The Case of New Gourna
K. Galal Ahmed & L. El-Gizawy, Int. J. Sus. Dev. Plann. Vol. 5, No. 4 (2010) 407–429 THE DILEMMA OF SUSTAINABILITY IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS OF RURAL COMMUNITIES IN EGYPT – THE CASE OF NEW GOURNA K. GALAL AHMED1 & L. EL-GIZAWY2 1Department of Architectural Engineering, United Arab Emirates University, UAE. 2Department of Architectural Engineering, Mansoura University, Egypt. ABSTRACT Gourna, a vernacular village in Upper Egypt, was built over a Pharonic heritage site. During the 1940s, and in order to protect the monuments from theft, the Egyptian government commissioned the renowned Egyptian architect Hassan Fathy to design a new settlement for the Gournii. Despite the great effort exerted by Fathy to design The New Gourna in an environmentally and socially responsive manner, the project had consider- ably failed as most of the residents refused to move to the new village. Recently, the government repeated the attempt but this time the second version of the New Gourna came significantly different. In order to force them to move, the government demolished most of the houses of the residents of Gourna and left only a few houses to be re-used as museums for the vernacular architecture of the village. The main objective of the paper is to investigate if the second version of the New Gourna is going to overcome the sustainability problems associated with Fathy’s New Gourna and if it is going to deal successfully with the sustainable vernacular architecture of the region. In order to undertake this investigation the paper first reviews the vernacular architecture of Gourna and then discusses both Fathy’s approach and the recent New Gourna village’s approach from the sustainabil- ity point of view. -
Ahmose, Son of Ebana: the Expulsion of the Hyksos
Ahmose, son of Ebana: The Expulsion of the Hyksos Ahmose, son of Ebana, was an officer in the Egyptian army during the end of the 17th Dynasty to the beginning of the 18th Dynasty (16th century BCE). Originally from Elkab in Upper Egypt, he decided to become a soldier, like his father, Baba, who served under Seqenenre Tao II in the early campaigns against the Hyksos. Ahmose spent most of his military life serving aboard the king’s fleet - fighting at Avaris, at Sharuhen in Palestine, and in Nubia during the service of Ahmose I, and was often cited for his bravery in battle by the king. These accounts were left in a tomb that Ahmose, son of Ebana, identifies as his own at the end of the water—for he was captured on the city side-and he Crew Commander Ahmose son of crossed the water carrying him. When it was Abana, the justified; he says: I speak reported to the royal herald I was rewarded with T to you, all people. I let you know gold once more. Then Avaris was despoiled, and what favors came to me. I have been I brought spoil from there: one man, three rewarded with gold seven times in the sight women; total, four persons. His majesty gave of the whole land, with male and female them to me as slaves. slaves as well. I have been endowed with Then Sharahen was besieged for three years. very many fields. The name of the brave His majesty despoiled it and I brought spoil man is in that which he has done; it will not from it: two women and a hand. -
Embalming Caches
THE JOURNAL OF Egyptian Archaeology VOLUME 94 2008 PUBLISHED BY THE EGYPT EXPLORATION SOCIETY 3 DOUGHTY MEWS, LO:'-JDON weIN 2PG ISSN 0307-5133 THE JOURNAL OF Egyptian Archaeology VOLUME 94 2008 PUBLISHED BY THE EGYPT EXPLORATION SOCIETY 3 DOUGHTY MEWS, LONDON WCIN zPG CONTENTS TELL EL-AMARNA, 2007-8 Barry Kemp I THE PTOLEMAIC-RoMAN CEMETERY AT THE QUESNA ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREA Joanne Rowland I::\"TRODUCING TELL GABBARA: NEW EVIDENCE FOR EARLY DYNASTIC SETTLEMENT IN THE EASTERN DELTA Sabrina R. Rampersad . 95 THE COFFINS OF IYHAT AND TAIRY: A TALE OF Two CITIES Aidan Dodson . 1°7 .-\ GARLAND OF DETERMINATIVES Anthony J. Spalinger 139 A BIOARCHAEOLOGICAL PERSECTIVE ON EGYPTIAN COLONIALISM IN THE NEW KINGDOM . Michele R. Buzon 165 DIE DEMOTISCHEN STELEN AUS DER GEGEND YON HUSSANIYA/TELL NEBESHEH . Jan Moje a::\" THE PRESENCE OF DEER IN ANCIENT EGYPT: .-\NALYSIS OF THE OSTEOLOGICAL RECORD Chiori Kitagawa · 2°9 COLLECTING EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES IN THE YEAR 1838: REVEREND WILLIAM HODGE MILL Brian Muhs and .'-~D ROBERT CURZON, BARON ZOUCHE . Tashia Vorderstrasse · 223 THE NAOS OF 'BASTET, LADY OF THE SHRINE' FROM BUBASTIS Daniela Rosenow · 247 C::\"E BASE DE STATUE FRAGMENTAIRE DE SESOSTRIS pR PROVENANT DE DRA ABOU EL-NAGA David Lorand BRiEF COMMUNICATIONS THE SOUNDS OF rAIN IN EGYPTIAN, GREEK, COPTIC, AND ARABIC . Anthony Alcock. · 275 BDIERKUNGEN ZU ZWEI USURPIERTE SAULEN .-\1:5 DER ZEIT MERENPTAHS Y oshifumi Yasuoka . A ROCK ART PALIMPSEST: EVIDENCE OF THE RELHIVE AGES OF SOME EASTERN DESERT PETROGLYPHS . Tony Judd. 282 E. IB.-\L\lING CACHES. Marianne Eaton-Krauss. 288 _-\ '\"ERLAN' SCRIBE IN DEIR EL-BERSHA: ~ O:\IE DEMOTIC INSCRIPTIONS ON QC.-\RRY CEILINGS. -
Rousettus Aegyptiacus (Pteropodidae) in the Palaearctic: List of Records and Revision of the Distribution Range*
Vespertilio 15: 3–36, 2011 ISSN 1213-6123 Rousettus aegyptiacus (Pteropodidae) in the Palaearctic: list of records and revision of the distribution range* Petr BENDA1,2, Mounir ABI-SAID3, Tomáš Bartonička4, Raşit BILGIN5, Kaveh FAIZOLAHI6, Radek K. Lučan2, Haris NICOLAOU7, Antonín REITER8, Wael M. SHOHDI9, Marcel UHRIN10 & Ivan Horáček2 1 Department of Zoology, National Museum (Natural History), Václavské nám. 68, CZ–115 79 Praha 1, Czech Republic; [email protected] 2 Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science, Charles University, Viničná 7, CZ–128 44 Praha 2, Czech Republic 3 Department of Biology, American University of Beirut, Riadh El Solh 1107, 2020 Beirut, Lebanon 4 Department of Botany and Zoology, Masaryk University, Kotlářská 2, CZ–611 37 Brno, Czech Republic 5 Institute of Environmental Sciences, Bogazici University, Bebek, TR–34342 Istanbul, Turkey 6 Mohitban Society, 2010 Mitra Alley, Shariati Street, Tehran, 1963816163, Iran 7 Forestry Department, Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment, Louki Akrita 24, Nicosia, Cyprus 8 South Moravian Museum in Znojmo, Přemyslovců 8, CZ–669 45 Znojmo, Czech Republic 9 Nature Conservation Egypt & Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt 10 Institute of Biology and Ecology, P. J. Šafárik University, Moyzesova 11, SK–040 01 Košice, Slovakia Abstract. The populations of Rousettus aegyptiacus inhabiting the Palaearctic part of the species range represent the only offshoot of the family Pteropodidae beyond tropics. In this contribution, we revised distribution status of the species in different parts of its Palaearctic range, re-examined the literature data and supplemented them with an extensive set of original records obtained in the field during the last two decades. -
Ancient Records of Egypt, Volume
class93% BO~~BVR Library of ~delbertCollege V.3 of Western Rerane Unlvsrsity, Olsvoiand. 0. ANCIENT RECORDS OF EGYPT ANCIENT RECORDS UNDER THE GENERAL EDITORSHIP OF WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER ANCIENT RECORDS OF ASSYRIA AND BABYLONIA EDITED BY ROBERT FRANCIS HARPER ANCIENT RECORDS OF EGYPT EDITED BY JAMES HENRY. BREARTED ANCIENT RECORDS OF PALESTINE, PH(EN1CIA AND SYRIA EDITED BY WILLIAM RAINEX HARPEB ANCIENT RECORDS OF EGYPT HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE PERSIAN CONQUEST. COLLECTED EDITED AND TRANSLATED WITH COMMENTARY JAMES HENRY BREASTED, PH.D. PROFESSOR OF EGYPTOLOGY AND ORIENTAL HISTORY IN TIIE UNIVBEWTY OF CHICAGO VOLUME I11 WHE NINETEENTH DYNASTY CHICAGO THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS 1906 LONDON: LUZAC & CO. LEIPZIGI : OTTO HABRASSOWITZ Published May 1906 QLC.%, Composed and Printed By The University of Chicago Press Chicago. Illinois. U. S. A. TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME I THEDOCUMENTARY SOURCES OF EGYPTIANHISTORY . CHRONOLOGY........... CHRONOLOGICALTABLE ........ THEPALERMO STONE: THE FIRST TO THE FIFTH DYNASTIES I. Predynastic Kings ........ I1. First Dynasty ......... 111. Second Dynasty ........ IV. Third Dynasty ......... V . Fourth Dynasty ........ VI . Fifth Dynasty ......... THETHIRD DYNASTY ........ Reign of Snefru ...s . b ;- .... Sinai Inscriptions ......... Biography of Methen ........ THE FOURTHDYNASTY ........ Reign of Khufu ......... Sinai Inscriptions ......... Inventory Stela ......... Examples of Dedication Inscriptions by Sons . Reign of Khafre ......... Stela of Mertitydtes ........ Will of Prince Nekure. Son of King Khafre ... Testamentary Enactment of an Unknown Official. Establishing the Endowment of His Tomb by the Pyramid of Khafre ........ Reign of Menkure ......... Debhen's Inscription. Recounting King Menkure's Erec- tion of a Tomb for Him ....... TEE RFTHDYNASTY ......... Reign of Userkaf ......... v vi TABLE OF CONTENTS Testamentary Enactment of Nekonekh .... I. -
Globalization of Large Thermal Power Plant Business -Example
Globalization of Large Thermal Power Plant Business 404 Globalization of Large Thermal Power Plant Business —Example Projects and Future Developments in Southeast Asia— Seiichi Kazama OVERVIEW: For reasons of economics and security of supply, worldwide Tomonori Wakita use of thermal power generation is forecast to grow in the future, with rapid Mitsuhiko Shimizu growth anticipated in Southeast Asia. Hitachi has been utilizing its overseas operation bases to strengthen the global operations of its thermal power Satoru Itano plant business. In Southeast Asia, Hitachi was part of the consortium of three companies (including a local construction company) that undertook the North Bangkok Combined Cycle Power Plant Block I Developing project in the Kingdom of Thailand, which commenced commercial operation in 2010. Hitachi intends to continue contributing to resolving global-scale energy and environmental problems by supplying thermal power plants with high efficiency and excellent environmental performance. INTRODUCTION TRENDS IN OVERSEAS MARKET FOR THE history of Hitachi’s thermal power plant business THERMAL POWER AND CHANGES IN goes back about 85 years, during which it has supplied GLOBAL OPERATIONS thermal power plants in Japan and overseas that Market Trends featured the best efficiency and reliability possible at Fig. 1 shows the forecast for thermal power the time. Overseas business commenced in the 1960s generation capacity. The market for new plants is with the supply of turbine and generator units and shifting to emerging economies, -
TIE TEMPLE of ISIS, NEAR ASSUAN the COLOSSI of MEMNON Vol
Vol_ LI WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 3, 1903 No 44 fact of the sound is established by many unim- Bahri, built by Queen Makare. The queen's peachable witnesses, and is variously described. brother, Thothmis II, who succeeded her, con- Septimius Severus repaired the statue, and it has ceived the gallant design of erasing all mention, since remained silent. The sound is now thought of his sister from the inscriptions of the temple, to•have been produced by the sudden heat of the and supplying his own name in their place. He rising sun expanding the stone, and Dairy Products in the Tree Tops causing numerous minute particles to IN the English dairy shops you may buy eggs, be cracked off. butter, milk, and bread. Well, in Jamaica, one Near the colossi are the ruins of the may gather a variety of all of these from the tree Ramesseum, a large temple built by tops. Rameses II. Some of the inscriptions The egg is a fruit called the ackie. It grows recording his victories over the Hit- on a large tree. A reddish, husk-like pod breaks tites are very interesting. The large open, and inside is a creamy yellow pulp which fallen colossus in the first court is a looks and tastes much like scrambled eggs. striking example of the. sculptural and Butter is supplied by the avacado, or alligator artistic skill of the ancient Egyptians. pear. Its meat is a yellowish pulp which spreads Passing the large temple of Seti I like butter, and tastes very like it, too. -
Journal of Development and Agricultural Economics
Journal of Development and Agricultural Economics Volume 6 Number 12 December 2014 ISSN 2006-9774 ABOUT JDAE The Journal of Development and Agricultural Economics (JDAE) (ISSN:2006-9774) is an open access journal that provides rapid publication (monthly) of articles in all areas of the subject such as The determinants of cassava productivity and price under the farmers’ collaboration with the emerging cassava processors, Economics of wetland rice production technology in the savannah region, Programming, efficiency and management of tobacco farms, review of the declining role of agriculture for economic diversity etc. The Journal welcomes the submission of manuscripts that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence. Papers will be published shortly after acceptance. All articles published in JDAE are peer- reviewed. Contact Us Editorial Office: [email protected] Help Desk: [email protected] Website: http://www.academicjournals.org/journal/JDAE Submit manuscript online http://ms.academicjournals.me/ Editors Prof. Diego Begalli Prof. Mammo Mu chie University of Verona Tshwane University of Technology, Via della Pieve, 70 - 37029 Pretoria, South Africa and San Pietro in Cariano (Verona) Aalborg University, Italy. Denmark. Prof. S. Mohan Dr. Morolong Bantu Indian Institute of Technology Madras University of Botswana, Centre for Continuing Dept. of Civil Engineering, Education IIT Madras, Chennai - 600 036, Department of Extra Mural and Public Education India. Private Bag UB 00707 Gaborone, Botswana. Dr. Munir Ahmad Dr. Siddhartha Sarkar Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (HQ) Faculty, Dinhata College, Sector G-5/1, Islamabad, 250 Pandapara Colony, Jalpaiguri 735101,West Pakistan. Bengal, Ind ia. Dr. Wirat Krasachat Dr. Bamire Adebayo Simeon King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang Department of Agricultural Economics, Faculty of 3 Moo 2, Chalongkrung Rd, Agriculture Ladkrabang, Bangkok 10520, Obafemi Awolowo University Thailand. -
Egypt Through the Stereoscope
oi.uchicago.edu i EGYPT THROUGH THE STEREOSCOPE A JOURNEY THROUGH THE LAND OF THE PHARAOHS CONDUCTED BY JAMES HENRY BREASTED, PH.D. Professor of Egyptology and Oriental History in the University of Chicago Director of Haskell Oriental Museum of the University of Chicago Director of the Egyptian Expedition of the University of Chicago UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD New York London Ottawa, Kansas San Francisco, California Toronto, Canada Bombay, India The publication of this volume was made possible through the generous support of Misty and Lewis Gruber THE ORIental INSTITUTE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO I oi.uchicago.edu ii UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD ©1905 by UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD ©2010 by The University of Chicago. All rights reserved Assembly The Oriental Institute All stereographs copyrighted MAP SYSTEM Patented in the United States, August 21, 1900 Patented in Great Britain, March 22, 1900 Patented in France, March 26, 1900. S.G.D.G. Switzerland, Patent 21,211 Miscellaneous Publications of the Oriental Institute Series Editors Leslie Schramer and Thomas G. Urban with the assistance of Rebecca Cain and Felicia Whitcomb Series Editors’ Acknowledgments Stereoscopes scanned by Palinopsia Studio, Chicago, Illinois Distributed on the Internet from the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago Chicago, Illinois • The United States of America oi.uchicago.edu iii CONTENTS PAGE STANDPOINTS IN EGYPT . v MAPS AND PLANS . ix FOREWORD . xi INTRODUCTION . 1 THE STORY OF EGYPT . 3 THE ITINERARY . 21 iii oi.uchicago.edu iv oi.uchicago.edu v STANDPOINTS IN EGYPT POSITION 1 . Pompey’s Pillar, the sailors’ landmark, and modern Alexandria . 23 2 . Cairo, home of the Arabian Nights, greatest city in Africa .