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Calling Out to Isis
Book • 2020
Calling Out to Isis: the Enduring Nubian Presence at Philae explores the religious and cultural interactions between the Nubian people and the cult of Isis at Philae, a temple complex in southern Egypt.
Solange Ashby delves into the evidence of Nubian religious practices and their syncretism with Egyptian beliefs centered on Isis.
By examining inscriptions, art, and archaeological remains, the book reconstructs the religious landscape of Philae and highlights the significant role of Nubians in maintaining the temple's traditions.
Ashby challenges earlier scholarly interpretations that marginalized the Nubian presence.
The book enhances our understanding of cultural exchange and religious adaptations in the ancient world.
Solange Ashby delves into the evidence of Nubian religious practices and their syncretism with Egyptian beliefs centered on Isis.
By examining inscriptions, art, and archaeological remains, the book reconstructs the religious landscape of Philae and highlights the significant role of Nubians in maintaining the temple's traditions.
Ashby challenges earlier scholarly interpretations that marginalized the Nubian presence.
The book enhances our understanding of cultural exchange and religious adaptations in the ancient world.
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as the work of Solange Ashby, who is an egyptologist at UCLA.


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