The Ababda, Nomads of the Eastern Thebaid Desert, illustration from The Valley of the Nile, engraved by Freeman, pub. by Lemercier, 1848

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"The Ababda, Nomads of the Eastern Thebaid Desert" is a notable illustration from the work "The Valley of the Nile," which was published in 1848. This illustration, engraved by Freeman, is part of a larger collection by the French Orientalist and artist Emile Prisse d'Avennes. Prisse d'Avennes was renowned for his detailed studies and artistic representations of Egyptian culture and landscapes, and his works are considered important contributions to Egyptology and the study of the Middle East.

The illustration captures the essence of the Ababda people, a nomadic tribe indigenous to the Eastern Thebaid Desert, which is part of the broader region of the Eastern Desert in Egypt. The Ababda have historically been known for their camel herding and trade across the desert routes. In this artwork, Prisse d'Avennes provides a glimpse into the lives and environment of these nomads, reflecting their traditional attire, the arid desert landscape they inhabit, and their interactions within their community.

Published by Lemercier, a prominent French printing house of the time, "The Valley of the Nile" was a significant publication that contributed to the 19th-century European understanding and appreciation of Egyptian history and ethnography. The detailed engravings by Freeman, based on Prisse d'Avennes' observations and sketches, are valued for their accuracy and artistry. This particular illustration is not only a work of art but also a historical document that offers insights into the cultural heritage of the Ababda people and the broader socio-cultural dynamics of Egypt during the mid-19th century.

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