The provenance of obsidian artefacts from the Middle Kingdom harbour of Mersa/Wadi Gawasis, Egypt, and its implications for Red Sea trade routes in the 2nd millennium BC — illustration 1, PDF page 5
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- The provenance of obsidian artefacts from the Middle Kingdom harbour of Mersa/Wadi Gawasis, Egypt, and its implications for Red Sea trade routes in the 2nd millennium BC; PDF page 5; embedded illustration 1, exact source rectangle 105.73, 57.03, 489.49, 440.79
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Fig. 5. Map with location of Kusrale (Eritrea) and all the others obsidian outcrops in the Horn of Africa and southern Arabian peninsula, which are mentioned in the text.
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