Uronarti

The fortress remains stand on a rocky island in the Nile River, featuring stone-paved streets, granaries, and administrative buildings within its walls.

The fortress was constructed during Egypt's Middle Kingdom period, beginning under Senusret I's reign, as part of a defense network along the Nile.

Archaeological excavations at Uronarti have revealed multiple artifacts that document the interactions between Egyptian and Nubian civilizations through time.

The archaeological site coordinates at 21.525833°N and 30.990278°E require advance arrangements with local authorities for research or visiting purposes.

Located 250 meters south of the main fortress, Site FC contains 25 dry-stone huts built from local materials during the fortress period.

Location: Northern State

GPS coordinates: 21.52583,30.99028

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:01