Derr, Lower Nubia

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Derr, Lower Nubia was an ancient settlement region in southern Egypt notable for its rock-cut Temple of Derr and its location along the Nile in historic Nubia.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Derr, Lower Nubia canonical 3
New Derr (near Amada, Egypt) 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient settlement region
archaeological site
rock-cut temple
archaeologicalSignificance Nubian temple region
associatedWith New Kingdom expansion into Nubia
Ramesses II
builtBy Ramesses II
constructionStart reign of Ramesses II
country Egypt
culture Ancient Egyptian
dedicatedTo Ramesses II
dedicatedToDeity Amun
Ptah
Ra-Horakhty
dynasty Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt
features hypostyle hall
reliefs of Ramesses II
sanctuary
hasHeritage Ancient Egyptian monuments
hasPart Temple of Derr
heritageStatus relocated monument
historicalRegionOf Ancient Egypt
linked to: Pharaonic Egypt
includes Temple of Derr
knownFor Temple of Derr
rock-cut architecture
locatedIn Derr, Lower Nubia
Lower Nubia
Lower Nubia
southern Egypt
linked to: Upper Egypt
locatedOn Nile River
linked to: Nile

east bank of the Nile
material sandstone
partOf UNESCO Nubian Monuments region
historic Nubia
linked to: Nubia
period New Kingdom
regionType Nile valley settlement zone
religion Ancient Egyptian religion
relocatedTo New Amada site
relocationReason construction of the Aswan High Dam
situatedBetween Amada
Qasr Ibrim
style rock-cut
subjectOf UNESCO Nubia Campaign
threatenedBy flooding from Lake Nasser
timePeriod Pharaonic era
linked to: Pharaonic Egypt
usedFor administrative purposes
religious activities

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Temple of Derr originalLocation Derr, Lower Nubia
Temple of Derr locatedIn Derr, Lower Nubia
subject linked to: Derr, Lower Nubia
Temple of Ramesses II at Derr relocatedTo New Derr (near Amada, Egypt)
linked to: Derr, Lower Nubia