According to tradition, a chain was fixed onto a stone to prevent access to the Nile: (a) holes to fix the chain; (b) granite rocks (b), Tschabel Esselsele, Egypt, engraving from Voyage d'Egypte et de Nubie (Journey to Egypt and Nubia), Volume III, Plate CXXII, by Frederic-Louis Norden, 1798, Paris.

According to tradition, a chain was fixed onto a stone to prevent access to the Nile: (a) holes to fix the chain; (b) granite rocks (b), Tschabel Esselsele, Egypt, engraving from Voyage d'Egypte et de Nubie (Journey to Egypt and Nubia), Volume III, Plate CXXII, by Frederic-Louis Norden, 1798, Paris.
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