INDEX 13; possibilities for, in the Sudan, 178; production and home manu¬ facture in the Sudan, 196. Cotton Boll Weevil, does great damage in Egypt, 20 Creation, ancient Egyptian idea ot the, 103. Cromer, Lord, efforts in behalf of public schools in Egypt, 77. Currie, Dr. James, president of Gor¬ don College at Khartum, 200. Cush, Nubia, the land of, 140.

Damanhur, agricultural centre in Nile valley, 31. Damietta, agricultural centre in Nile valley, 31. Darfur, warlike natives of, 180. Deir-el-Bahari Temple, inscriptions at, giving details of construction of obelisks, 122. Dervishes, fanatical actions of, 46. Diocletian, Pompey's Pillar a monu¬ ment to, 9. Donkeys, in Cairo, 52.

East Africa, agricultural possibilities in, 263. Egypt, the development of, 5; area and population, 25; climate, 27; long under foreign control, 27; bene¬ fits under British, 28. Egyptian Exploration Fund, archaeo¬ logical excavations at Luxor, 117; unearths oldest known temple, 123. Egyptian farmers, archaic processes of’ 34- . , . Egyptians, ancient, their religious beliefs, 102. El-Azhar, Mohammedan university at Cairo, 70. Elephants, hunting of, in East Africa, 272. Embalming, beginning of the art, 99. Eritrea, Italian colony on the Red Sea, 224. Excavations, archaeological in Egypt, 88.

Farm land, value of, along the Nile, 29-Farming, in the Nile Valley, 14, 29, 34-Fast days of Mohammedans, observ¬ ance of, 47. Fellaheen, on their farms, 29.

Flies, pest of, in Egypt, 145. Flour mills, primitive, of Omdurman, 198. Forestry in Kenya Colony, 281. Fuel, scarcity of, in Egypt, 17.

Game, East African, abundant along Uganda Railway, 243; outfitting hunters at Nairobi, 257, 269; destructive to telegraph lines, 260; rigid hunting laws, 270; great variety of game to be found, 271; cost of an expedition, 275. Game preserve, one mile each side of Uganda Railway, 245, 286. Gezirah, the granary of Central Africa, •77-Girls, schooling for, in Egypt, 77. Gizeh, Pyramids of, 79. Gordon, General, statue of, at Khar¬ tum, 171; story of his bravery, and his death, 182. Gordon College, at Khartum, 200. Goshen, through the Land of, 22. Grain market at Omdurman, 198. Greeks, the money lenders of Egypt, 50. Gregory, Professor J. W., explores and names the Great Rift Valley, 285. Guardafui, Cape, a desolate rock, 226. Gum arabic, one of the money crops of the Sudan, 206.

Harvard College, archaeological re¬ search work in Egypt, 89, 117. Hatcheries, chicken, in Egypt, 40. Hathor, excavation of statue of, 124. Hatshepsut, Queen, tomb of, at Luxor, 88; ruins of her great temple, 124. Heliopolis, visit to site of ancient city, 85. Herodotus, description of the Great Pyramid, 81, 82. Hinde, Capt. Sidney L., explorer and hunter, 290. Hippopotamuses, hunting of, in East Africa, 274. Horses, Arabian, comparatively scarce, 234. Howling Dervishes, fanatical antics of the, 46.

Incubators, long in use in Egypt, 39. Irrigation, raising cotton under, 19; conducted on scientific lines, 24, 30; 310