Churches in Lower Nubia
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Deep; it has a roughly arched head formed of three bricks making a total height of opening 0. 67 m. The other niche, which is in the west wall of the chamber, is a small square-headed opening 0. 35 m. Wide and 0. 27 m. High.
The south sacristy is similar to the other in dimensions and the vault springs at the same level. It is 1. 90 m. Wide and 2. 10 m. Long. There are no niches showing in this chamber, unless the sill in the east wall is the remains of one, for although it at present forms an ...opening through the wall, the thickness shown does not represent the original depth of the brickwork, as the outer face of the wall has perished. There is a table of solid brickwork built against the east wall of this sacristv. It is 0. 40 m. Wide, 0. 63 m. Long and i. Oom. High.
The nave, which is 5. 05 m. Long and has an average width of 1. 65 m. , consists of two bays. The real distinction between these bays is marked by the roofing. The western bay is vaulted at a mean springing level of 2. 10 m.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deep; it has a roughly arched head formed of three bricks making a total height of opening 0. 67 m. The other niche, which is in the west wall of the chamber, is a small square-headed opening 0. 35 m. Wide and 0. 27 m. High.
The south sacristy is similar to the other in dimensions and the vault springs at the same level. It is 1. 90 m. Wide and 2. 10 m. Long. There are no niches showing in this chamber, unless the sill in the east wall is the remains of one, for although it at present forms an ...opening through the wall, the thickness shown does not represent the original depth of the brickwork, as the outer face of the wall has perished. There is a table of solid brickwork built against the east wall of this sacristv. It is 0. 40 m. Wide, 0. 63 m. Long and i. Oom. High.
The nave, which is 5. 05 m. Long and has an average width of 1. 65 m. , consists of two bays. The real distinction between these bays is marked by the roofing. The western bay is vaulted at a mean springing level of 2. 10 m.
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