Tripolis (Tarablus), 354
Tuch, cited, 311
Tukele, straw huts, 162, 173
Tura, chalk mountains of, 32
Turin, royal annals of, 395
Turk, character of the, 88
Turkish breakfast, 159
—— soldiers, their uniform, 354
Tuthmosis I., 234, 248, 249
—— II., 19, 238
—— III., 24, 124, 236, 237, 238, 249, 256, 259, 300, 301, 486
—— IV., 66, 156, 259, 485
—— IV., stele of, between paws of Sphinx, 59
Tutmes III., conqueror of the Hyksos, 18th Dynasty, 395
Typhon, the god, 432
Typhonic town, 428
U.
Um Schebak, valley of, in desert of Gilif, 218
Um Schômar. _See_ Gebel
V.
Vase at Soba, 189
Venus, small statue of, in Soba, 190
Vermin, 104
Vicus Judæorum (Tel Jehudeh), 448, 449
Village scene in Ethiopia, 174
Visit from travellers, 273
Vyse, Colonel Howard, 13
W.
Wad Eraue, 189
—— Negudi, 171, 173
Wadi Auatêb, 154, 155, 156
—— Abu Dôm, 213, 218
—— Hammed, 214
—— Harod, 216
—— Aleyât, 297, 298, 318
—— el Arab, 241
—— Bahr ʾHatab, 137
—— Delah, 137
—— el Mehet, 216
—— Dhaghadeh, 553
—— e’ Scheikh, 22, 294, 547
—— e’ Siléha, 156
—— e’ Sofra, 152, 156
—— e’ Sufr, 137, 139
—— el Kirbegân, 154, 156, 157, 194
—— el Uer, 216
—— Ellâqi, 241
—— Firân, 20, 295, 297, 298, 299, 304, &c., 535
—— Gazâl, 218
—— Gaqedûl, 215
—— Gharandel, 306, 547, 548
—— Guah El ʾAlem, 215
—— Halfa, 17, 20, 131, 240, 241
—— Hebrân, 22, 290, 291, 312
—— Ibrîm, 241
—— Kalas, 217
—— Kenûs, 241
—— Leg´a, 561
—— Maghâra, 22, 300, 305
—— Mokatteb, 22, 31, 299
—— Murhad, 139
—— Nasb, 302, 305
—— Nuba, 241
—— Qeneh, 300
—— Rim, 295
—— Schebêkeh, 306, 547
—— Schellâl, 547, 548
—— Sebûa, temple in, 126
—— Selâf, 295, 297
—— Selîn, 16
—— Sich, 300
—— Siʾqelji, 296
—— Sittere, 300
—— Tâibeh, 312, 547
—— Teresib, 154
Wagner, von, the Prussian consul-general, 39
War in Taka, 186
Water, search in Nubian desert for, 137
—— search for, 281
Water-works in Egypt, 481
Wed Médineh, 176, 180
—— —— slave revolt in, 190
Weidenbach, Ernest, member of the expedition, 39, 54, 75, 83, 94,
114, 153
—— Max., 153, 275
—— Ernest and Max., 12, 21
Werne, Ferd., objects of natural history collected by, 42
—— H., 32
Wetzstein, Dr., 552
White River, 161
Wild, J., travelling companion, 12, 35, 56, 57
Wilkinson, Sir G., cited, 29, 93, 108, 112, 244, 266, 271, 282, 435,
448, 525, 532
Wilson, Dr. John, cited, 539
Wind, violent, in Chartûm, 191
Women, ancient Egyptian, painted yellow, 208
Wot Mahemût, 157
Writings, sacred, 391
X.
Xerxes, 279
Z.
Zachleh, town in Libanon, 336
Zahera, village of, 354
Zani, on the Nile, 98
Zauiet-el-Arrian, Pyramids of, 59, 79
—— Meitîn, rock-tombs of, 110
Zebedêni, village in Anti-Libanon, 338
Zeitieh, the naphtha pits, 289
Zerin, in Syria, 335
Zûma, village of, 230.
THE END.
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