Provisional Constitution
Promulgates a provisional constitution maintaining the official United Arab Republic name.
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Promulgates a provisional constitution maintaining the official United Arab Republic name.
Nasser attends the closure of the river channel and beginning of reservoir storage.
The river was diverted as engineering works reached a major milestone in construction of the High Dam.
Nasser praises Egyptian and Soviet workers after the Nile diversion milestone.
Engineers and conservators began the complex operation of cutting the great rock temples at Abu Simbel into transportable sections.
A French supported rescue operation transferred the sanctuary of the Temple of Amada on rails while other sections were dismantled.
Osman's workforce helps complete the works closing the Nile's former channel.
Italian specialists helped dismantle the chapel of Ellesyia with Egyptian cooperation, preparing the monument for relocation.
Workers removed selected fragments of the Temple of Gerf Husein, preserving important elements that could otherwise have been lost.
Water began rising behind the Aswan High Dam and increased the urgency of excavations and monument relocation across Nubia.
Archaeological recording and recovery during the rescue campaign preserved information about settlements and monuments later interpreted through the Aswan museum.
Population evacuation began as the rising reservoir threatened villages and archaeological places across part of the Nile valley.
Egyptian authorities relocated communities whose homes would be submerged by the developing reservoir.
Egyptian antiquities specialists cut and rescued chapel fragments at Qasr Ibrim during the campaign to safeguard vulnerable monuments.
Egyptian teams dismantled the Temple of Derr during the Nubian rescue operations before the advancing waters submerged its former setting.
Serves briefly as Vice President of Egypt during Nasser's presidency.
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