9. Abu Hawáwít, near El-Muwaylah. Scoriæ found about the fort of El-Muwaylah and near Sharm Yáhárr. 2. 10. Zibayyib in Wady Surr. Atelier Sayl Umm Laban (Wady Sadr). 1. 11. Khulasah.[EN#83] Saw specimens of worked metal from Wady Kh'shabríyyah, and the upper Wady Surr; also ruins in the Sayl Abú Sha'r, south-west and seawards of the Shárr block. 12. Ma' el-Badá, alias Diyár el-Nasárá, in the upper Wady Dámah. 13. Shuwák, the <Greek> of Ptolemy. Atelier in Jebel el-Sání. 1. 14. Shaghab, another large city mentioned by El-Makrízi. 15. Ruins of El-Khandakí. Broken quartz, and made road at El-Kutayyifah; two other ateliers in Wady Ruways to the west: total, 3. 16. Umm Amil. Near it an atelier still called El-Dayr, or the Convent. 1. 17. Ziba', old town; Umm Jirmah to the north. 1. 18. Majirmah (pronounced M'jirmah), one day's march south of Zibá. Large ruins, supposed to have been the classical Rhaunathos. Thus, besides a total of eighteen ruins, more or less extensive, twenty ateliers were seen or heard of; making up a total of thirty-eight--not far removed from the forty traditional settlements of the mediæval Arab geographers. In the plateau of New Red Sandstone called El-Hismá, ruins and inscriptions are said to be found at the Jebel Rawiyán, whose Wady is mentioned by Wallin (p. 308); at Ruáfá, between the two hills El-Rakhamatayn; and at sundry other places, which we were unable to visit. Beyond the Hisma' I also collected notices of El-Karáyyá, large ruins first alluded to by Wallin (p. 316).[EN#84] During our exploration of the region below El-Muwaylah (my Southern Midian), and our cruise to El-Haura', the following sites were either seen or reported:-- 1. Ruins in the Wady Dukhán, south of the Wady el-Azlam: north of El-Wijh. 2. El-Nabaghah, in the Wady el-Marrah: north of El-Wijh. 3. Ruins, furnaces and quartz-strews, in the Fara't Lebayyiz. 4. El-Wijh, the port of Strabo's "Egra" (?). 5. Inland fort of El-Wijh; an old metal-working ground. 6. The great mine and ruins, Umm el-Karayya't, everywhere surrounded by ateliers. 7. El-Kubbah, a small isolated ruin to the east of No. 6. 8. El-Khaur, a working-place to the west of No. 6. 9. The large works called Umm el-Hara'b, with two ruined ateliers near them. 10. Aba'l-Gezáz, a working-place in the watercourse of the same name, an upper branch of the Wady Salbah. 11. The fine plain of Bada', with the Mashghal el-'Arayfát heard of to the north. 12. Marwát, ruins on a ridge near Badá, and signs of a settlement in the valley. In the Wady Laylah, remains also spoken of. 13. Aba'l-Marú, probably the Zu'l-Marwah of Bilázurí; extensive remains of buildings; a huge reef of quartz, carefully worked, and smaller ruins further down the valley. 14. The classical temple or tomb on the left bank of the great Wady Hamz, dividing Southern Midian from El-Hejaz in the Turkish dominions. 15. Large remains, in two divisions, at El-Haurá.[EN#85]