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“Nubian Woman” (circa 1825) by Jules Robert Auguste (French, 1789-1850)
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“Nubian Woman” (circa 1825) by Jules Robert Auguste (French, 1789-1850)
Traditional Nubian House in Elephantine, Aswan, Egypt
The Nubian Temple of Apedemak in Naqa (or Naga’a), Khartoum, Sudan
The temple was built by the Nubians, an ethnic group indigenous to Sudan and southern Egypt, sometime around the 1st century CE during the Kingdom of Kush to honour and worship the god Apedemak, a deity who had the head of a lion and was the god of war.