🧿 Qasrawet

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Qasrawet is an archaeological site in the northern Sinai Peninsula of Egypt. Occupied from at least the 2nd century BCE, it developed into a monumental Nabataean settlement by the 1st century BCE. Its remains include temples and a large necropolis. The settlement declined during the 2nd century and was abandoned by the late 2nd or early 3rd century CE.

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Qasrawet is located in Egypt, in Africa.

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