Title:  Nubia: Corridor to Africa
Author:  by William Yewdale Adam
 
Published by Princeton University Press, 1977  
Printed in Great Britain 
 
OUT OF PRINT - RARE COPY 
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Format: Hardcover 
Book condition:  Used - Fair to Good.  Pencil inscription (name only) on front free end paper.  Several pages have pencil markings (mostly check marks or margin noes / lines).  Loose hinges (textblock pulled away from the spine) (PLEASE SEE PICTURE)      
Cover:  Brown cover.  Fair to Good.  Spine is cracked due textblock pulling away from the spine (due to weight).        
Dust jacket condition:  Fair to Good.  Wear to dust jacket, including tears and missing chips  around the edges (PLEASE SEE PICTURE).  Dust jacket is protected with Mylar cover.  
 
Exploring the fascinating history of Nubia, the land which now lies beneath the waters of the Aswan High Dam.  
 
Black and white photos and illustrations.  
 
"Beneath the waters of the Aswan High Dam lies the land which once was Nubia. Known to the ancient Egyptians as Kush and to Herodotus as Aethiopia, Nubia is the land of the Nile cataracts, a narrow green strip between Aswan and Khartoum which was the corridor between the civilized world of Africa where men and ideas met and mingled."   

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