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A picture shows a pyramid in the Meroe desert, north of Khartoum, on February 26, 2010. But archaeologists say the desert of north Sudan holds mysteries to rival ancient Egypt. The Louvre will host its first exhibition at the end of March on the Meroe dynasty, the last in a line of " black pharaohs" that ruled the Kush kingdom on the banks of the Nile for more than 1, 000 years until its demise in 350 AD. AFP PHOTO/ASHRAF SHAZLY / AFP PHOTO / ASHRAF SHAZLY
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Africa Desert Illustration Landscape
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This print showcases a pyramid standing tall amidst the vastness of the Meroe desert, located north of Khartoum in Sudan. Dated February 26,2010, this image unveils the hidden wonders that lie within the archaeologically rich lands of northern Sudan. With its enigmatic allure and historical significance, this desert rivals even ancient Egypt in terms of mysteries waiting to be unraveled. The Louvre Museum is set to host its inaugural exhibition at the end of March, shedding light on the Meroe dynasty – a lineage known as "black pharaohs" who reigned over the Kush kingdom for over a millennium until their downfall in 350 AD. This long-forgotten chapter in history will finally receive well-deserved recognition through an exploration into their culture and accomplishments. Photographed by Ashraf Shazly for Agence France-Presse (AFP), this horizontal illustration captures not only an awe-inspiring landscape but also serves as a testament to Africa's rich heritage. The pyramid monument depicted symbolizes both power and mystery that has endured throughout centuries. While commercial use is not mentioned or intended for this photograph, it holds immense value as an archaeological artifact frozen in time. It reminds us that there are still countless untold stories buried beneath our feet, waiting patiently to be discovered by curious minds willing to delve into history's depths.
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