Batn-Ihrît
Batn-Ihrît
عزبة بطن إهريت Batn el-Harit | |
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Village | |
  Batn-Ihrît | |
| Coordinates: 29°21′48″N 30°35′18″E / 29.3633°N 30.58824°E | |
| Country |  Egypt |
| Governorate |  Faiyum |
| Municipal Division | Yousef El Seddik |
Batn-Ihrît or Batn el-Harit (Arabic: بعزبة بطن إهريت) is a village in the Yousef El Seddik district of Faiyum Governorate in Egypt.
The village is located in an area of archaeological significance, approximately 3 kilometers North-West of Kharabet Ihrit (the ruins of the ancient village of Theadelphia). The archaeological site has in the past also been known as Batn el-Harit or Harit so the village is often mistaken for the archaeological site in literature.[1]
References
[edit]- ^ Valentina Iannace (2023). The Village of Theadelphia in the Second Century AD: The Archives of Aphrodisios Son of Philippos, and Ptolemaios Son of Diodoros (PDF). University of Manchester. p. 15. Retrieved June 16, 2025.
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