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Campagne internationale pour la sauvegarde des monuments et sites de la Nubie

Subseries consists of legal instruments signed and issued by member states and UNESCO for the International Campaign to Save the Monuments of Nubia. Instruments were registered first sequentially, then under subsubseries for: A) Agreement with the Government of the United Arab Republic and Final Act of the Meeting of State Members and Associate Members and B) Campaign to save the monuments of Philae.

Egypt

  • FR PUNES AG 08-REG-1-X07.21 (62)
  • Sous-sous-série
  • 1946-1988
  • Fait partie de Secretariat Records

PHOTO0000000262

English transcription: Village cleanliness campaign at Kalata el Kobra village.
French transcription: Campagne de propreté au village de Kalata el Kobra.
Description: The photograph is taken in a small street. One woman is on a ladder, working on a wall. On the street, there are three children and two other women with cooking pots and other kitchen utensils on their heads. There is also a dog on the street. The buildings on the street are made of bricks.

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English transcription: The Fundamental Education Centre of Sirs-el-Layyan (ASFEC) was created jointly by UNESCO and the Goverment of the U.A.R. One of its aims is to raise the standard of living of villagers of the region. A trainee social worker from the centre, is seen here, visiting a Calioub village.
French transcription: Le Centre d’éducation de base de Sirs-al-Layyan (A.S.F.E.C.) a été créé par l’ UNESCO et le Gouvernement égyptien. L’un de ses buts est d’améliorer le niveau de vie des habitants des villages. Ici, une stagiaire-assistante sociale de ce Centre en visite au village de Calioub.
Description: A group of 12 women and a boy are gathered in a street chatting and smiling. The woman at the center of the picture is wearing a shirt and earrings, while the other women are dressed in long clothes and have scarves on their heads. A boy in the back of the photo watches as the photographer takes the picture.

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English transcription: U.A.R. - Calioub. An assistant to an expert in home economics is seen here, right, giving a lesson in cooking.
French transcription: R.A.U. - Calioub. Une experte en économie domestique et son assistante (celle-ci, à droit) expliquent de meilleures recettes de cuisine aux villageoises.
Description: Autour d'un réchaud, une femme (à droite) et deux petites filles (à gauche) sont assises par terre. La femme mélange la casserole posée sur le réchaud. À l'arrière plan, on aperçoit deux femmes et un enfant.

PHOTO0000000337

French transcription: Chaque semaine à heures fixes, les stagiaires du Centre qui travaillent dans le village tiennent une réunion avec les fermiers de l'endroit.
Description: Dans un patio, des hommes sont réunis et discutent. Ils sont assis dans des fauteuil en rotin. Deux d'entre eux lisent le journal. Derrière eux, on voit des palmiers et une végétation qui semble luxuriante.

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Description: Photographie d'une pièce avec de nombreux tapis. Les meubles sont recouverts d'objets et de poteries traditionnels. Des vêtements et des tissus sont posés sur la gauche. Les volets sont clos.

PHOTO0000000408

English transcription: At a school in the Lake Nasser area, young Egyptian girls practice reading. Improved education facilities for girls are part of the new government programme.

Description: Des jeunes filles, assisses en deux rangées, les unes en face des autres, lisent des livres. Elles sont assis par terre en extérieur. Elles sont habillées de tuniques, avec les cheveux dans des foulards, tressés, ou encore attachés en queue de cheval.

PHOTO0000000409

English transcription: Primary school.
French transcription: École primaire.
Description: Des élèves, garçons et filles, sont assis en plusieurs rangées de bureaux en bois. Il lisent des livres ouverts devant eux. Un professeur aide un jeune garçon à lire un texte. Une fille - arborant un grand sourire - regarde le photographe.

PHOTO0000000555

English transcription: Activity of the UNESCO Fundamental Education Centre for the Arab Countries (ASFEC), at Sirs-el-Layyan (near Cairo). Kalata village club and library organized by the trainees.
Description: A man in robe and cap is seated in a room, reading a soft-cover text. Next to him is an empty chair, and behind him, a window.

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English transcription: Village women wash ustensils in the Nile the river of life. Nearly fifty per cent of child mortality in Egypt is linked to the use of polluted water (from unprotected wells canals and the Nile).
French transcription: Au bord du fleuve, près d'un arbre, deux femmes vêtues d'habits traditionnels sont assises. L'une fait la vaisselle, l'autre, près de son tas de linge, fait la lessive.

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English transcription: The International Campaign for the saving of the Nubian Monuments was launched by UNESCO in 1960. The reconstruction of the Abu Simbel Temples was completed on their new elevated sites in September 1968. Dr. Sarwat Okasha, Minister of Culture of the United Arab Republic, is seen here (left) with Mr. René Maheu, Director-General of UNESCO. On their right is the commemorative plaque which was unveiled during the inauguration ceremony of the reconstructed temples.
French transcription: De g. à dr. M. Sarwat Okasha, Ministre de la Culture de la République Arabe Unie et M. René Maheu, Directeur Général de l'UNESCO, devant la plaque commémorative de l'achèvement des travaux entrepris pour la protection des deux temples d'Abou-Simbel à la suite de la Campagne internationale pour la sauvegarde des monuments de Nubie lancée par l'UNESCO en 1960.
Description: Two men (Dr. Sarwat Okasha, Minister of Culture of the United Arab Republic and Mr. René Maheu, Director-General of UNESCO) are posing in front of a bi-lingual (Arabic/English) plaque commemorating the completion of the International Campaign for the saving of the Nubian Monuments.

PHOTO0000003003

French transcription: Temple de Kartassi.
Description: The bare remains of the ancient Temple of Kartassi in Nubia, perched on a dry, cracked desert foundation.
Location: Kartassi (Nubia)

PHOTO0000003004

English transcription: The Aswan new High-Dam.
French transcription: Le nouveau Haut-Barrage d'Assouan.
Description: View of a façade of a dam, bathed in calm waters. Construction cranes are visible on its other side.
Location: Aswan

PHOTO0000003005

English transcription: Aswan dam. View of the power station showing exterior of the generating hall.
French transcription: Barrage d'Assouan. Vue extérieure de la centrale électrique.
Description: Rooftop view of the exterior of the generating hall of the Aswan High Dam hydroelectric power station. Four people can be seen in the walkway below.
Location: Aswan

PHOTO0000003006

English transcription: The temple of Kalabsha, which was dismantled and moved to a new site as part of the Federal German Republic's contribution to the preservation of the Nubian Monuments.
French transcription: Le Temple de Kalabsha qui a été démonté et reconstruit sur ce nouvel emplacement par la République Fédérale d'Allemagne au titre de sa contribution à la sauvegarde des Temples de Nubie.
Description: On a hilltop, a view of the walls of an ancient Roman temple. At the bottom of a sandy footpath leading up to the monument, a large signpost acknowledging the role of the Federal Republic of Germany in the saving of the temple from the rising waters of the new Aswan dam.
Location: Kalabsha (New), Nubia

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English transcription: This temple was dedicated to the gods Amon-Ra and Ra-Harakhty and built by Rameses II (1290-1223 B.C.). The colossus in front of the pylons representing the king could be moved to a museum.
French transcription: Temple consacré à Amon-Rê et Rê-Harakhti. Construit par Ramsès II (1290 - 1223 av. J.C.). Un colosse représentant le roi se dresse encore devant le pylône. Il est prévu de transporter le colosse dans un musée.
Description: A giant statue of King Rameses II on a façade of an ancient Egyptian temple, the foundation of which is bathed in water. A temple guardian is standing next to the statue.
Location: Wadi Es Sebu (Nubia)

PHOTO0000003008

English transcription: Campaign for the safeguard of the monuments of Nubia launched by UNESCO. Here, lifting a block above the main entrance of the temple of Derr.
French transcription: Campagne pour la sauvegarde des monuments de Nubie lancée par l'UNESCO. Ici, levage d'un bloc au-dessus de l'entrée principale du temple de Derr.
Description: A number of workmen (all but one in white) are proppping up the entrance lintel of an ancient Egyptian temple with stones and pieces of wood. The left side of the portal features the head and shoulders of a Pharoah ; the top, Horus; and the right, indecipherable engravings.
Location: Derr (Nubia)

PHOTO0000003009

English transcription: Aniba (144 miles south of Aswan, left bank) - Recent excavations, directed by Professor Abou Bakr. The head of a mummy (child's head) found 65 cm beneath the ground in a New Kingdom burial ground (about 1200 B.C.).
French transcription: Aniba (230 km au sud d'Assouan, rive gauche) - Au cours de fouilles récentes dirigées par le Professeur Abou Bakr. La tête d'une momie d'enfant fut trouvée à 65 cm au-dessous du sol dans une nécropole du Nouvel Empire (env. 1200 av. J.C.).
Description: A workman holding and displaying the mummified head of a child unearthed in an ancient Egyptian necropolis.
Location: Aniba (Nubia)

PHOTO0000003010

English transcription: Construction of the power plant at the Aswan High Dam.
French transcription: Construction de la centrale électrique du Haut-Barrage d'Assouan.
Description: View from a balcony walkway of electric power plant works. A giant crane dominates the skyline.
Location: Aswan

PHOTO0000003011

English transcription: Construction of the power plant at the Aswan High Dam.
French transcription: Construction de la centrale du Haut-Barrage d'Assouan.
Description: Aerial view of the construction site of the Aswan Dam power plant. Five similar units can be seen, as well as many workmen, particularly on the top of the first.
Location: Aswan

PHOTO0000003012

English transcription: The Aswan dam new power station outlets.
French transcription: Barrage d'Assouan les vannes de la nouvelle centrale.
Description: At the bottom of a hill - surmounted by 2 large and 2 small buildings, and a bus - are 4 power plant outlets on the Nile River.
Location: Aswan

PHOTO0000003013

English transcription: The Kartassi Kiösk, a Roman temple moved from its original position to a new site overlooking the High Dam at Aswan. It stands alongside the Kalabsha Temple which has likewise been moved from its original site.
French transcription: Le Kiosque de Kertassi qui a été démonté et reconstruit sur ce nouvel emplacement qui domine le grand barrage d'Assouan. Ce temple romain voisine maintenant avec celui de Kalabsha qui a été également transporté ici.
Description: The roofless remains of an ancient Roman Temple, devoted to the Goddess Hathor. Mainly still to be seen are 4 standing columns, and 3 sculpted portraits of Hathor.
Location: Aswan (Nubia)

PHOTO0000003014

English transcription: Temple of Dendur, dedicated to two heroes drowned in the River Nile, who were later deified. This temple was later converted into a Christian chapel. The exterior walls are decorated with reliefs showing offering scenes.
French transcription: Le temple de Dendour, dédié à deux héros noyés dans le Nil et déifiés, fut construit par l'Empereur Auguste et converti par la suite en chapelle chrétienne. Les murs extérieurs sont couverts de reliefs représentant des scènes d'offrande.
Description: An exterior wall of the Temple of Dendur in its original location, partially submerged by Lake Nasser. The wall is decorated with carvings depicting offerings to Isis, Osiris, and 2 local, deified heroes. A portal is on the right.
Location: Dendur

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English transcription: A view of the town.
French transcription: Une vue de la ville.
Description: An aerial view of the town of Aswan, seemingly being invaded by the desert, Looking up, are a walled off forest area, terraced gardens and, at the top, a mosque.
Location: Aswan

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English transcription: Wadi es Seboua (94 miles south of Aswan, left bank) - The temple of Amon-Ra and Ra-Horakhti on the banks of the Nile, seen from the west. Built by Rameses II (1290-1223 B.C.). The statues, sphinxes, reliefs, etc. could be moved to museums and the speos to a neighbouring oasis.
French transcription: Ouadi es Seboua (150km au sud d'Assouan, rive gauche) - Le temple d'Amon Rê et de Rê Harakhti au bord du Nil, vu de l'ouest. Construit par Ramsès II (1290-1223 av. J.C.). On envisage de transporter les statues, sphinx, reliefs, etc. dans des musées.
Description: A partially ruined 2-pylon ancient Egyptian temple, situated directly on the Nile. A few people on the left are looking across the river, where can be seen a small water-side community, over which loom 3 mountain peaks. An unexplained series of bubbles seems to be issuing from inbetween the 2 pylons.
Location: Wadi es Seboua (Nubia)

PHOTO0000003017

English transcription: Construction of the power plant at the Aswan High Dam.
French transcription: Construction de la centrale du Haut-Barrage d'Assouan.
Description: An aerial view of a phase in the construction of the power plant of the Aswan High Dam. A giant crane dominates the scene, and at the top of the edifice, as well as at ground level, can be seen many tiny people at work. The Nile flows in the background.
Location: Aswan (Nubia)

PHOTO0000003018

English transcription: Amada (110 miles south of Aswan, left bank). Temple founded by Tuthmosis III and Amenophis II of the XVIIIth dynasty (1504-1425 BC). Inscriptions on this pillar in the hypostyle hall concern the lord of the Island of Biggeh. The temple could be moved to a neighbouring oasis.
French transcription: Amada (192 km sud d'Assouan, rive gauche). Temple fondé par Thoutmosis III et Aménophis II de la XVIIIe dynastie (1504-1425 av. J.C.). Inscriptions sur un pilier de la salle hypostyle faisant allusion au Seigneur de l'Ile de Biggeh. Il est prévu de transporter le temple dans une oasis voisine.
Description: Ancient Egyptian temple Inscription, elements of which seem to include an ankh, a snake and a vulture.
Location: Amada (Nubia)

PHOTO0000003019

English transcription: Temple of Amada (123 miles south of Aswan, left bank) - Foundation of the temple built by Thutmosis III. The hypostyle hall contains 12 pillars with reliefs from the time of Thutmosis IV who also added the portico. This temple will be removed to a nearby oasis.
French transcription: Temple d'Amada (192 km au sud d'Assouan, rive gauche) - Fondation du temple par Thoutmosis III. Salle hypostyle de 12 piliers avec les cartouches de Thoutmosis IV qui ajouta le portique. Il est prévu de transporter le temple dans une oasis voisine.
Description: View of inscribed pillars in the hypostyle hall of the ancient Egyptian Temple of Amada. The God Horus is depicted as a falcon on the first pillar.
Location: Amada (Nubia)

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English transcription: The Aswan new High-Dam.
French transcription: Le nouveau Haut-Barrage d'Assouan.
Description: Aerial view of a phase of the construction of the Aswan dam, with water to the right, 2 giant electric pylons and mountains to the back, and tiny workmen sprinkled throughout the scene.
Location: Aswan

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