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1. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony detail new steel beam and plate at east end from northwest

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Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony detail new steel beam and plate at east end from northwest
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

2. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony general view new steel beam and plate at east end

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Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony general view new steel beam and plate at east end
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

3. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony detail new steel beam and plate at east end from west

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Description:
Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony detail new steel beam and plate at east end from west
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

4. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony west side groove for new steel beam

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Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony west side groove for new steel beam
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

5. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony from northeast with new steel beam

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Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony from northeast with new steel beam
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

6. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony east end first fix steel plate

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Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony east end first fix steel plate
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

7. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony looking west with new steel beam

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Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony looking west with new steel beam
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

8. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony west side after installation of steel plate and beam

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Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony west side after installation of steel plate and beam
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

9. Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony detail niche at west end after installation of beam and plate

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Description:
Tower entrance area (During cons.), Balcony detail niche at west end after installation of beam and plate
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation

10. Tower entrance area (After cons.) , Entrance to stairs after repair and plastering of arch

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Tower entrance area (After cons.) , Entrance to stairs after repair and plastering of arch
Location:
Sohag, Egypt
Time Period:
Early Byzantine Period
Topic:
Church towers and Dayr al-Anbā Bishāy (Sūhāj, Egypt)
Collection:
Red Monastery Architectural Conservation