Category:Kalabsha

**New Kalabsha**
	archaeological site in Egypt
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Instance of	archaeological site; island;
Part of	Nubian Monuments from Abu Simbel to Philae;
Culture	Ancient Egypt;
Location	Aswan Governorate, Egypt
Heritage designation	part of UNESCO World Heritage Site (Kalabsha, Nubian Monuments from Abu Simbel to Philae, 1979–);
Area	8.07 ha (World Heritage Site);
Elevation above sea level	191 ±1 m;
	23° 57′ 39.64″ N, 32° 52′ 00.08″ E
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	Q1721920; World Heritage Site ID: 88-004; OpenStreetMap way ID: 46034932
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English: Kalabsha or 'Old' Kalabsha (Arabic: Bab al-Kalabsha - "Gate of Kalabsha"; Ancient Greek: Ταλμις, Talmis) - is an Ancient Egyptian settlement and archaeological site now located under Lake Nasser, in Nubia, southern Egypt. It was formerly located on the Nile river near Aswan, above the First Cataract.

New Kalabsha is a promontory above Lake Nasser and the new location of ancient Egyptian structures - relocated from 'Old' Kalabsha during the 1960s - to avoid the rising waters of Lake Nasser behind the new Aswan High Dam.
Temples and petroglyphs of 'Old' Kalabsha relocated to New Kalabsha include: the Temple of Kalabsha, the Temple of Gerf Hussein, the Temple of Beit el-Wali, the Kiosk of Qertassi, and the Kalabsha petroglyphs.