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A sign welcoming visitors to Djedefre's water-mountain, an ancient Egyptian archaeological site in the Western Desert, near Dakhla Oasis, Egypt.
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The consensus among Egyptologists is that the Egyptians did not penetrate the desert any further than the area around Djedefre's Water Mountain, a sandstone hill about 80 kilometres south west of the Dakhla Oasis that contains hieroglyphic inscriptions. Its discovery in 2003 by the German explorer Carlo Bergmann caused a sensation as it extended the activities of the Pharaonic administrations an unprecedented 80 kilometres further out into the unknown and waterless Western Desert.
Date taken: 17 January 2009
Location: Near Dakhla Oasis, Egypt
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