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Возможно, того самого спасительного для людей водного источника на «злосчастной дороге» в пустыне, рытье которого восславляет храмовая надпись от 9-го года царствования Сети I [226].

Специалисты помещали ее «на побережье Индийского океана в районе Африканского рога или на побережье Аравийского полуострова» [6].

Так, амратский, герзейский и семайнский периоды он датировал, соответственно, 6500–5500, 5500–4800 и 4800–4300 гг. до н. э. [365].

В Нижнем Египте додинастика представлена самобытной энеолитической культурой Буто-Маади [42].