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Survey of the 'Abu Sha'ar–Nile Road

In January 1989 a survey conducted by the University of Delaware studied all, and redrew plans of most, key installations along the ancient thoroughfare between the Red Sea coast at 'Abu Sha'ar and the Nile emporium of Kainopolis (Qena). Installations in the Roman quarries at Mons Porphyrites were also examined. The survey dated activity at these sites primarily through careful analysis of surface ceramics and secondarily with reference to epigraphic and numismatic evidence and ancient literary sources. The project also located approximately 125 cairns and towers that marked the course of this trans-desert "highway" and investigated some for ceramic evidence.