This photo collection is a product of fieldwork in the desert between the Nile and the Red Sea in January, February and March 2003.
The fieldwork was carried out by a joint research team from Departments of History, Classical Studies and Botany at the University of Bergen.
Jørgen Christian Meyer's fieldwork was also part of the joint research program, Trade, migration and cultural change in the Indian Ocean,
at the Department of History, University of Bergen, financed by the Norwegian Research Council.

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Wadi Halous

Wadi Halous. Eastern part

Wadi Halous. Western part

From Berenice to Apollonos

Cabalsi

Cabalsi district

Abu Hegilig South

Abu Hegilig North

Between Abu Hegilig North and Apollonos

Apollonos

Ridge north of Apollonos

District south of Apollonos

Gelli

Wadi Gamal

Between Wadi Halouse and Wadi Gamal

Kab Marfu'a

Kab Marfua'a East

From Apollonos to Nugrus and Siket (Mining district)

Wadi Nugrus

Nugrus

Siket

Hangaliyah

From Apollonos to Falacro

Between Apollonos and Wadi Umm Qariyeh

Wadi Umm Qariyeh

Falacro

From Falacro to Abu Rahal

Rod el-Liqah

Umm Garahish

Bir Mueihla district

Samut 1

Samut 2

Between Samut and Abu Midrik

Abu Midrik

From Falacro to Rod el-Buram

Between Falacro and Aristonis

Aristonis

Rod Legayah

Rod el-Buram

East of Rod el-Buram

Rod Umm Al-Faraj

Wadi Dabr West

Wadi Dabr East

Wadi Abu Jamal

Wadi Umm Gaiow

From Rod el-Buram to Abu Rahal

Bezah West

Bir Iayyan

From Rod el-Buram to Phoinikon

Bezah

Iovis

Daghbag South

Compasi

Between Compasi and Aphrodites

Aphrodites

Between Aphrodites and Didymoi

Didymoi

Paneion 2

Miscellaneous

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Photographers:

Howaida Abdelrahman, Department of Botany, University of Bergen
Gidske L. Andersen, Department of Botany, University of Bergen
Jonatan Krzywinski (1973-2017), Bergen
Knut Krzywinski, Department of Botany, University of Bergen
Jørgen Christian Meyer, Department of Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion
Richard H. Pierce (1935-2019), Department of Classics, University of Bergen

All photographs are subject to existing copyright laws.
High resolution copies may be obtained, subject to approval by the photographers, by contacting:

Prof. Dr. phil.
Jørgen Christian Meyer
Department of Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion
University of Bergen
Norway

© 2003 by Jørgen Christian Meyer