ποΈ Kaine-Quei
Roman fort and settlement in Upper Egypt
π Fast Facts
- Location: Upper Egypt, approximately 26.31Β°N, 34.01Β°E
- Period: Roman occupation, approximately 1stβ2nd centuries CE
- Type: Military fort and civilian settlement
- Current status: Archaeological site with minimal visible structures
Kaine-Quei was a Roman military installation and trading settlement established in Upper Egypt during the early Imperial period. The site served as a strategic outpost along the Nile and functioned as a supply point for Roman forces and merchants engaged in trade with Nubia and the Red Sea. Limited archaeological investigation has been conducted at the location, and the remains are largely dispersed or buried ...