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Palm Trees at the Gabbari Necropolis, Alexandria, Egypt

Palm Trees at the Gabbari Necropolis, Alexandria, Egypt


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Palm Trees at the Gabbari Necropolis, Alexandria, Egypt

Palm Trees at the Gabbari Necropolis, Alexandria, Egypt, North Africa. The Gabbari Necropolis is a Alexandrias City of the Dead in Lower Egypt. It is described as a site " of the utmost importance for the preservation of the cultural heritage" and one of the worlds largest necropoli. Date: circa 1905

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Alexandria Dead Jul19 Lower Necropolis Palm Palms Necropoli Palmier


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This evocative photograph captures the enchanting scene of palm trees lining the entrance to the Gabbari Necropolis in Alexandria, Egypt, circa 1905. The Gabbari Necropolis, also known as Alexandria's City of the Dead, is a significant archaeological site located in Lower Egypt. This necropolis, one of the world's largest, holds the utmost importance for the preservation of Egypt's rich cultural heritage. The tranquil image of palm trees against the backdrop of ancient tombs and mausoleums transports us back in time to an era of grandeur and mystery. The Gabbari Necropolis is a testament to the ancient Egyptian civilization, a civilization that revered death as a passage to the afterlife. The palm trees, a common symbol of life and prosperity in Egypt, add a sense of contrast and harmony to the scene. The photograph, taken in the early 1900s, offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the beauty and grandeur of this ancient site. The Gabbari Necropolis continues to be a popular tourist destination and a source of fascination for history enthusiasts and archaeologists alike. This image serves as a reminder of the enduring allure of Egypt's ancient past and the importance of preserving it for future generations.

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