| | | | |wadi. | | | | | | | | | |On both banks are remains of | | | | |houses, and a quartz reef is | | | | |conspicuous on the left | | | | |bank. The latitude of | | | | |junction of Taimurit and | | | | |Alagi is 22° 1′ 11″, so | | | | |most, if not all, the reef | | | | |is north of 22°. It shows | | | | |marks of having been | | | | |prospected. | | | | | _Wadi | 1 | 71¾ | 3 | 190 |One hour further on, where Neshd_ | | | | |the wadi changes the | | | | |direction of its flow from | | | | |S.W. to N.W., some tombs | | | | |close under the right bank | | | | |are a landmark for the Wadi | | | | |Neshd, which comes in on the | | | | |left bank opposite. There is | | | | |good water in the Wadi | | | | |Neshd. | | | | | | | | | |The wadi now begins to wind | | | | |more. Two hours further on _Wadi | 2 | 73¾ | 6 | 196 |the Wadi Kamotit on right Kamotit_ | | | | |bank is passed. There is | | | | |good water a short way up | | | | |it. | | | | | Deraheib | 4¼ | 78 | 12 | 208 |The wadi now begins to | | | | |wriggle about without, | | | | |however, much decreasing in | | | | |width. The hills on either | | | | |side continue to be of no | | | | |great height, and in one or | | | | |two places the track crosses | | | | |low saddles to cut off | | | | |corners; good trees all the | | | | |way.