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Abu Simbel
A·bu Sim·bel A0031000 (ä′bo͞o sĭm′bəl, -bĕl) A village of southern Egypt on the Nile River. It is the site of massive rock temples dating from c. 1250 bc that were moved to higher ground (1964-1968) to avoid flooding from the Aswan High Dam.Abu Simbel (ˌæbuː ˈsɪmbəl) n (Placename) a former village in S Egypt: site of two temples of Rameses II, which were moved to higher ground (1966–67) before the area behind the Aswan High Dam was flooded. Also called: Ipsambul A•bu Sim•bel (ˈɑ bu ˈsɪm bɛl, -bəl)
n. a former village in S Egypt, on the Nile: inundated by Lake Nasser, created by the Aswan High Dam; site of two temples of Ramses II, now moved to higher ground. TranslationsAbu Simbel
Abu Simbel a former village in S Egypt: site of two temples of Rameses II, which were moved to higher ground (1966--67) before the area behind the Aswan High Dam was flooded |