Ma'aza

The ma'aza ( Arabic المعازة, DMG al-Ma'āza ) are a nomadic tribe in the Eastern Desert in Egypt . They live mainly north of Al-Quseir and Qift . They immigrated from Sinai around 1700 and displaced the local Ababda in the north of their settlement area around 1805.

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• René TJ Chappers: Roman food prints at Berenike. Archaeobotanical evidence of subsistence and trade in the eastern desert of Egypt . Cotsen Institute of Archeology, Los Angeles CA 2006, ISBN 1-931745-26-9 , ( University of California, Cotsen Institute of Archeology Monograph 55), ( Berenike reports 6).