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Map by UNESCO about the initial plan to save the Philae temple complex by building three dams and creating a separate lake with

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Centuries later Nubian rulers from kingdoms such as Mero continued to support the temple at Philae They funded maintenance

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In writing the history of this Nubian tradition of worship in the Egyptian temples of Lower Nubia I came to understand

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Reliefs of the Ethiopian chamber inside the Isis temple of Philae depicting pilgrims and priests from the south The inscription in

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According to Ashby a levy of 10 for wares coming from Nubia imposed after the Ptolemaic recovery cf the

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Philae stayed powerful and wealthy largely because of financial support from Nubian rulers first Meroites and then Blemmyes who

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High ranking priests temple financial administrators and officials were sent to Philae as representatives of the king in Meroe says

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Even following their defeat in 451 AD by Emperor Marcian Nubian priests were allowed to continue making offerings

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The island of Philae housed an ancient settlement and one of the most extensive and best preserved temple complexes of Ptolemaic