[103]The position given is that of the centre of the fort, as determined by my triangulation from the Nile Valley.
[104]Kwolala is the Bishari word for circle.
[105]Red Sea Pilot. 1900. p. 130.
CHAPTER VI.
THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLS.
It has been already mentioned ([p. 19]) that the principal mountain masses are divisible into ten main groups as follows:—
| [i.] | The Migif — Hafafit — Nugrus — Hangalia — Zabara group; |
| [ii.] | The Abu Hamamid — Hamata — Abu Gurdi group; |
| [iii.] | The Um Gunud — Dahanib — Batoga group; |
| [iv.] | The Abu Dahr — Orga — Um Tenebda group; |
| [v.] | The Faraid group; |
| [vi.] | The Awamtib — Abraq — Dif — Aqab el Negum — Mishbih group; |
| [vii.] | The Gerf — Korabkansi — Abu Hodeid group; |
| [viii.] | The Meisah — Adar Qaqa — Is group; |
| [ix.] | The mountains of the Alaqi basin west of Gebel Adar Qaqa; |
| [x.] | The Elba — Shendib group; |