- Some
scholars identified it as the
later archaeological site of Tell el-
Maskhuta (Arabic: تل المسخوطة, romanized: Tall al-Masḫuṭa).
Others identified it...
-
Tumilat was
connected with the Levant,
including Tell el-Retaba, Tell el-
Maskhuta, Tell el-Shaqafiya, Tell el-Kuʿ. Late in the New
Kingdom of
Egypt period...
- site of the 19th
dynasty capital Pi-Ramesses, and
Succoth with Tell el-
Maskhuta in Wadi Tumilat, the
biblical Land of Goshen. From Succoth, the Israelites...
-
finds especially from
sites in the
Ismailia governorate such as Tell el-
Maskhuta, from
North Sinai, and from
Upper Egypt.
Ismailia is home to the third...
-
Tjaru Tell el‑Yahudiyeh
Heliopolis Tell
Basta Tell
Farasha Inshas Tell el‑
Maskhuta Tell er‑Retabeh Tell es‑Sahaba
Memphis Lisht Dahshur Beni
Hasan The length...
- "Abusir")
Tanis (Modern: "San el-Hagar", Ancient: "Djan'net") Tell el-
Maskhuta (Ancient: "Tjeku") Tell el-Rataba Tell el-Sahaba Tell
Nebesha Tell Qua'...
-
translates as 'The
House of Atum of Tjeku' at the site now
known as Tell el-
Maskhuta,
about 15 km west of Ismailia. The
waterway was
intended to facilitate...
-
Holladay Jr.: Tell el-
Maskhuta:
Preliminary Report on the Wadi
Tumilat Project, 1978-1979. Holladay, John S. (1999) Tell el-
Maskhuta. In:
Kathryn A. Bard...
- el-
Maskhuta for
signs of the
Biblical Exodus, to drum up
publicity and
appeal for the Fund. In
January 1883,
Naville set out for Tell el-
Maskhuta. Naville's...
- West
harpoon Hu 8 A-bt
Tjeku / Per-Atum (Heroonpolis, Pithom) Tell el-
Maskhuta East
harpoon Atum 9 Ati Djed (Busiris) Abu Sir Bara
Andjeti Osiris 10 Ka-khem...
