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- Excavated buildings at unknown site
- Bricks; Cliffs; Ruins; Excavations (Archaeology) - Egypt; Roads; Columns; Buildings; Egypt - Antiquities
- Picture taken from a hill overlooking what appears to be an excavated archaeological site. Several buildings carved from the rock face are in view; Israel.
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- Al-Qaṣr
- Qaṣr (Egypt); Dwellings; Regionalism in architecture; Desert landscape architecture; Buildings; Cities and towns; Deserts - Egypt; Desert soils
- Buildings and trees in al-Qaṣr (Chenoboskeia), Egypt. Writing on the reverse side of the image reads: "El Kasr (chenoboskeion) from the south".
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- Postcard of an Egyptian market
- Egyptians; Bazaars (Markets); Buildings; Roads; Farm produce; Cages; Carriages and carts
- A market takes place on an Egyptian street. Cages and tables of produce are lined up along the buildings, carts are driven down the street, and two boys stand in the foreground. This postcard was made from a photograph by James Robinson and his...
- Nag Hammadi Archive
- Postcard of an Egyptian town
- Buildings; Men; Plants; Palms; Water; Bridges; Cities and towns
- A man walks across a narrow bridge outside an Egyptian town. The buildings of the town are visible on the left.
- Nag Hammadi Archive
- Monastery of St. Palamon at Al Qaṣr, Egypt
- Church buildings; Buildings; Al Qaṣr (Egypt); Monastery of St. Palamon (Qaṣr, Egypt)
- Church of Palamon at the Monastery of St. Palamon in Al Qaṣr, Egypt. View of the exterior walls with cupolas and crosses rising above the walls.
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- Archeological site near town
- Plants; Ruins; Rocks; Deserts; Buildings; Excavations (Archaeology) - Egypt; Egypt - Antiquities
- Archaeological site near town; buildings and palm trees are seen in the background.
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- Crypt of Holy family
- Church buildings; Columns; Coptic church buildings; Monuments; Staircases; Tombs; Water; Crypts; Cairo (Egypt)
- Crypt in Old Cairo where tradition says the Holy family lived. This area of the church is sometimes inaccessible (as shown here) due to subterranean water. This crypt, which is underneath the present-day sanctuary, was the original sanctuary of...
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- Crypt of Holy family
- Church buildings; Columns; Coptic church buildings; Monuments; Tombs; Water; Crypts; Cairo (Egypt)
- Crypt in Old Cairo where tradition says the Holy family lived. This area of the church is sometimes inaccessible (as shown here) due to subterranean water. This crypt, which is underneath the present-day sanctuary, was the original sanctuary of...
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- Staircase down to crypt
- Church buildings; Columns; Coptic church buildings; Monuments; Staircases; Tombs; Water; Crypts
- Staircase that leads down to the crypt of the Holy family in Old Cairo.
- Nag Hammadi Archive
- Staircase down to crypt
- Church buildings; Columns; Coptic church buildings; Monuments; Staircases; Tombs; Water; Crypts; Cairo (Egypt)
- Staircase that leads down to the crypt of the Holy family in Old Cairo.
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- Coptic priest Bāsīlīyūs 'Abd al-Masīḥ
- Church buildings; Coptic church buildings; Art objects; Clergy; Church vestments - Coptic Church; Clergy - clothing; Clothing and dress - Egypt; Men; Walls; Priests; Cairo (Egypt)
- Bāsīlīyūs 'Abd al-Masīḥ explains details of artifacts and designs in Old Cairo church.
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- Fresco of monk
- Antiquities; Church buildings; Coptic church buildings; Decoration and ornament; Monks; Walls; Paintings; Fāw Qiblī (Egypt)
- This fresco painting of a monk was found in a Coptic church at Fāw Qiblī. The white Arabic texts says "Anbaabaa Khoum".
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- Fresco of monk
- Antiquities; Church buildings; Coptic church buildings; Decoration and ornament; Monks; Walls; Paintings; Fāw Qiblī (Egypt)
- This fresco painting of a monk was found in a Coptic church at Fāw Qiblī. The Arabic says ".......s Anbaabalaa Moon".
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- Naj' Ḥammādī street
- Cities and towns; Streets; Buildings; Naj' Ḥammādī (Egypt)
- Inhabitants of Naj' Ḥammādī gather in one of the town's narrow pathways between buildings.
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- Naj' Ḥammādī street
- Cities and towns; Streets; Buildings; Jabal al-Ṭārif (Egypt); Naj' Ḥammādī (Egypt)
- Street and buildings of Naj' Ḥammādī, the town nearest to the Jabal al-Ṭārif cliff and the discovery site of the Nag Hammadi codices.
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- Coptic church art
- Christian art and symbolism; Coptic church; Coptic church buildings; Arabic; Naj' Ḥammādī (Egypt)
- Art on the wall of an Egyptian church displays two angels holding a sign. The painting rests above a decorative mantel of three crucifixes.
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- Coptic church art
- Christian art and symbolism; Coptic church; Coptic church buildings; Naj' Ḥammādī (Egypt)
- An inner wall of an Egyptian church is covered with various paintings. Centered and almost hidden behind a chandelier is a copy of da Vinci's "Last Supper." Other paintings represent the likenesses of Jesus, priests, and horsemen. A curtain is...
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- Coptic church art
- Christian art and symbolism; Coptic church; Coptic church buildings; Naj' Ḥammādī (Egypt)
- A reproduction of da Vinci's last supper mounted behind an ornamental crucifix.
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- James Robinson preaching at Evangelical Coptic Church of Naj' Ḥammādī
- Scholars; Robinson, James McConkey, 1924-; Coptic Church; Coptic church buildings; Christian art and symbolism; Naj' Ḥammādī (Egypt)
- Claremont scholar James Robinson preaching in front of the Evangelical Coptic Church of Naj' Ḥammādī. His Arabic translator is in the center, and the local Coptic pastor is seated at left. A banner, cross with corpus, and book are painted on...
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- Robinson at Egyptian church
- Scholars; Robinson, James McConkey, 1924-; Coptic Church; Coptic church buildings; Christian art and symbolism; Naj' Ḥammādī (Egypt)
- Claremont scholar James Robinson speaking at the Evangelical Coptic Church of Naj' Ḥammādī. The man next to him translates his words into Arabic. Artwork behind the speaker's podium depicts the crucified Lord (corpus) above an open book with...
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