Iabtju

Iabtju in hieroglyphics
	In Hurghada on the Red Sea. The Arabian Desert extends in northeast Egypt to the bitter lakes

Iabtju (also Iabtiu ) referred to one of the nine-arch peoples in the Egyptian language . In the lists of the nine arch peoples from Tanis and Tebtynis , among others, the synonyms " Upper Egypt " and "Land of the Upper Egyptian King ( Pharaoh )" are assigned to the "Iabtju" in an additional declaration .

The areas of Iuntiu , Mentju-nu-Setjet ( Asian Bedouins ), Ascheru -Syrer, Setjet (dt. "Asians") Chaset-charu (dt. " Syrian desert ") and Hau nebut be separately as nine bows peoples in these lists listed. The "Iabtju" region referred to the inhabitants of the desert areas to the east , which reached to the borders of the Mentju .

literature

Jürgen Osing : Hieratic papyri from Tebtunis I. 2 volumes. Carsten Niebuhr Institute of Ancient Eastern Studies, Copenhagen 1998, ISBN 8-7728-9280-3 , p. 254.
Joachim Friedrich Quack : The problem of the Hausnebut . In: Robert Rollinger , Andreas Luther , Josef Wiesehöfer : Separate ways? Communication, space and perceptions in the old world (Historikertag 2004 in Kiel and conference in Innsbruck in 2005 on the topic of “Cultural Encounter Patterns Beyond the Levant”) . Antike, Frankfurt am Main 2007, ISBN 3-9380-3214-6 , pp. 331–362.