Resource Class: Datasets / Resource Type: Raster data / Subject: Archaeology - University of Texas Libraries GeoData Search Results

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1. Raster Terrain map of Central and North Saqqara and Abusir archaeological areas, Egypt, Late Period and Greco-Roman Period (North raster)

2020. Sullivan, Elaine A. Data has been geo-referenced to projected coordinate system WGS 1984 36N. Files have been slightly modified to remove modern roads, buildings, etc.... Stanford University Press.

2. Raster Terrain map of Central and North Saqqara and Abusir archaeological areas, Egypt, New Kingdom (Dynasty 18-20) (North raster)

2020. Sullivan, Elaine A. Data has been geo-referenced to projected coordinate system WGS 1984 36N. Files have been slightly modified to remove modern roads, buildings, etc.... Stanford University Press.

3. Raster Terrain map of Central and North Saqqara and Abusir archaeological areas, Egypt, Old Kingdom and Middle Kingdom, (North raster)

2020. Sullivan, Elaine A. Data has been geo-referenced to projected coordinate system WGS 1984 36N. Files have been slightly modified to remove modern roads, buildings, etc.... Stanford University Press.

4. Raster Terrain map of South Saqqara archaeological area, Egypt, Late Period and Greco-Roman Period (South raster)

2020. Sullivan, Elaine A. Data has been geo-referenced to projected coordinate system WGS 1984 36N. Files have been slightly modified to remove modern roads, buildings, etc.... Stanford University Press.

5. Raster Terrain map of South Saqqara archaeological area, Egypt, New Kingdom (Dynasty 18-20) (South raster)

2020. Sullivan, Elaine A. Data has been geo-referenced to projected coordinate system WGS 1984 36N. Files have been slightly modified to remove modern roads, buildings, etc.... Stanford University Press.

6. Raster Terrain map of South Saqqara archaeological area, Egypt, Old Kingdom and Middle Kingdom, (South raster)

2020. Sullivan, Elaine A. Data has been geo-referenced to projected coordinate system WGS 1984 36N. Files have been slightly modified to remove modern roads, buildings, etc.... Stanford University Press.