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← Ten quarries of Ancient Egypt: 7 – Tracing a grinding stone quarry in the Sahara

By Per Storemyr | Published December 29, 2012 | Full size is 850 × 638 pixels

Used grinding stones and handstones at the Neolithic settlements by Umm el-Dabadib in Kharga. Photo: Per Storemyr

A grinding stone quarry at the north scarp of the Kharga Oasis in the Egyptian Sahara. Photo: Per Storemyr

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