The Serabit el-Khadim area includes approximately 378 inscriptions dating back to the Twelfth Dynasty, as well as caves of turquoise, which was used to make jewelry in ancient Egypt. In 1930, the area of Rawd al-Air or the “donkeys or camels” road was discovered, 5 km east of Wadi al-Nasab, where scribbles and calligraphic inscriptions indicate that this site was one of the most important routes for mining campaigns to reach Serabit al-Khadim. It was also used as a rest stop on the way to the Temple of Hathor.
193 images processed in Lightroom then in Metashape, the outcome model was 4.7 M triangles, Decimated to 200 The dataset was Captured in 16-09-2018 using my old Nikon D3100 my first DSLR Camera During a training program in Archaeological Photography for the Inspectors of SCA, Egypt
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