The Supreme Council of Antiquities oversees archaeological finds in Upper Egypt.
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Updated Jul 13
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The Supreme Council of Antiquities oversees archaeological finds in Upper Egypt.
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SCA is overseeing archaeological finds in Upper Egypt.1 source
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Upper Egypt
strip of land that spans from the first cataract at Aswan to Mephis latitudinally, and longitudinally along the Ro Henu corridor, the terrestrial gateway of the Mu-qed conduit
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Supreme Council of Antiquities
branch of the Egyptian Ministry of Culture
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