The Tombs Of The Nobles, Egypt

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The northern hills of the West Bank are filled with the rock-hewn tombs of princes from the Old Kingdom to the Roman period. At night they are illuminated with hidden spotlights and can be seen clearly from the east bank of the Nile at Aswan. On the inside, the tombs are decorated with vivid wall pictures depicting scenes of everyday life. Hieroglyphic biographies and inscriptions tell of the noblemen's journeys into Africa. More info on: www.egyptvoyager.com

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