Archaeological Sites in Dakhla Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt
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Fig. 8 Minaret of Ayyubi
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planning of buildings in the Islamic Palace in terms of organization, construction,
and planning of the Islamic cities at that time.
The temperature in the old palace is kept at less than 13 degrees Celsius, which
shows the greatness and ability of the inhabitants of this village. There are also
several mosques of the Turkish and Mamluk era, and there is a temple gate for the
God Thoth which is used as an entrance to a house.
Unfortunately, the encroachment of concrete and recent buildings led to the
disappearance of what people can see from outside the village (Fig. 9).
Fig. 9 General View of Al-Qasr https://www.flickr.com
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Fig. 8 Minaret of Ayyubi
Mosques https://www.flickr.
com
planning of buildings in the Islamic Palace in terms of organization, construction,
and planning of the Islamic cities at that time.
The temperature in the old palace is kept at less than 13 degrees Celsius, which
shows the greatness and ability of the inhabitants of this village. There are also
several mosques of the Turkish and Mamluk era, and there is a temple gate for the
God Thoth which is used as an entrance to a house.
Unfortunately, the encroachment of concrete and recent buildings led to the
disappearance of what people can see from outside the village (Fig. 9).
Fig. 9 General View of Al-Qasr https://www.flickr.com