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Field CollectingPharaohs gold and emerald mines in the Eastern desert of Egypt

21st Jan 2008 19:32 UTCRichard De Nul Expert

Hi list,


An important area of ancient mining and mineralogy is known as the Pharaohs gold and emerald mines in the Eastern Egypt desert. The region of interest is situated between Marsa Alam and Abu Ghusun, more specific: Wadi Nuqrus, Wadi Umm Kabu, Zabara and the Sukkari Gold Mine. Many more mines are in this region, but without description or name. Only little information is available on smaragd/emerald mining, but information on gold mining is even rarer. Although mindat lists an impressive list of minerals for the Eastern desert region few references are listed.

Is there someone on this list who can help me in this matter or has more detailed information?


Many thanks in advance,


Richard
 
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