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Qasr Ibrim Faras Old Dongola Alodia Nobatia Dotawo Ibn Selim el-Aswani John of Biclaro Merkurios of Makuria John of Ephesus Old Nubian language Cataracts of the Nile Nobiin language Monophysitism Kush Arab New Kalabsha Banu Kanz Georgios I of Makuria Bakt Kyriakos of Makuria Georgios II of Makuria John the Deacon Zacharias III of Makuria Uncial script Chain pump Johann Ludwig Burckhardt Francisco Álvares Phoenix dactylifera Meroë Dawit II of Ethiopia Abuna Beja people Mat Melkite Chalcedonian Kanem Empire Grave goods Theodora (6th century) Thebaid
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