Naqa archaeological site

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Naqa archaeological site is an ancient Kushite city in modern-day Sudan known for its well-preserved temples, including those dedicated to Amun and Apedemak, and its blend of Egyptian, Greco-Roman, and indigenous Nubian architectural styles.

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Temple of Amun at Naqa partOf Naqa archaeological site
Temple of Apedemak at Naqa partOf Naqa archaeological site