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Archaeological Sites around Lake Nubia (Nasser)

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Archaeological Sites around Lake Nubia Nasser game quiz
"Archaeological sites you see on a cruise on Lake Nubia (Nasser)."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Which of these sites is not on Lake Nubia?
    Heit el-Ghourab
    Kiosk of Qertassi
    Tomb of Pennut
    They all are


2. Which of these temples is rock cut (like Abu Simbel)?
    Temple of Dakka
    Temple of Beit al-Wali
    Temple of Maharraqa
    Qasr Ibrim


3. Who was the temple of Dakka dedicated to?
    Horus
    Thoth
    Amun-re
    Selket


4. Who founded the temple of Dakka?
    A 25th (Nubian) dynasty pharaoh (747-656 BCE)
    A Ptolemaic pharaoh (305-30 BCE)
    A Meroitic (Nubian) king (300 BCE-350 CE)
    A new kingdom pharaoh (1550-1069 BCE)


5. What surprising image can be seen in the temple of Wadi el Sebua?
    A dancing pygmy
    The pharaoh drunk
    The pharaoh offering flowers to St. Peter
    A group of Celtic warriors


6. Which of these temples are not now abroad?
    Dabod
    Dendur
    Taffa
    They all are abroad


7. Which is the main temple can you see from the Aswan dam?
    Abu Simbel
    Kalabsha
    Amada
    Maharraqa


8. Where is the temple dedicated to Queen Nefertari and the goddess Hathor of Abshek?
    Temple of Derr
    Temple of Kalabsha
    Temple of Abu Simbel
    Temple of Amada


9. The great temple at Abu Simbel has 3 chambers on its main axis. How many side rooms are there?
    four plus two smaller lobbies
    two plus a smaller lobby
    six plus two smaller lobbies
    four


10. The temple of Amada shows Amenophis I bringing seven things back from Syria. He left six in Thebes and brought one to Napata in Upper Nubia. What are these things?
    Swords of meteoric iron
    Silver statues of gods
    Dead Syrian Chieftains
    Bactrian (two-humped) camels

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