English to Arabic Other History

The Wawat were a negro or negroid people 2 well to the south, but not probably much above the Second Cataract. 3 The name " Timhy stone " at once suggests, as it did long ago to Brugsch,4 Temehu. The stones would naturally be called Temehu stones if purveyed to the Egyptians by the people of that name, just as Carchedonian stones were so called because, though found in the interior of Libya, they reached the Greeks through the medium of the Carthaginians.