Web Archive Survey and Excavation Projects in Egypt (SEPE) SEPE / Delta Sinai

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Title
Survey and Excavation Projects in Egypt (SEPE)
Other Title
SEPE
Delta Sinai
Alternate Title
SEPE
Delta Sinai
Summary
The SEPE (Survey and Excavation Projects in Egypt) website includes an examination of the relations between Egypt and her neighbours, concentrating on the East Delta and Sinai; the excavation, analysis, and reconstruction of all aspects of the Late Period settlement of Tell Tebilla (East Delta); and investigating the more neglected aspects of Egypt's exploitation of and interaction with South Sinai.
Contributor Names
Mumford, Gregory
Created / Published
United States.
Subject Headings
-  Sinai (Egypt). Antiquities
-  Nile River Delta (Egypt). Antiquities
-  Archaeology
-  Excavations (Archaeology). Egypt
Genre
website
Form
electronic
Repository
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., 20540 USA
Source Url
http://www.deltasinai.com/
Access Condition
None
Scopes
-  deltasinai.com (domain)
Online Format
web page
Additional Metadata Formats
MODSXML Base Record
MODSXML Supplemental Record

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Mumford, Gregory. Survey and Excavation Projects in Egypt SEPE. United States, 2010. Web Archive. https://www.loc.gov/item/lcwaN0004038/.

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Mumford, G. (2010) Survey and Excavation Projects in Egypt SEPE. United States. [Web Archive] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/lcwaN0004038/.

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Mumford, Gregory. Survey and Excavation Projects in Egypt SEPE. United States, 2010. Web Archive. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/lcwaN0004038/>.

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