在上埃及的古都乐蜀(希腊人称之为底比斯)以南,一条路沿着尼罗河众多支流中的一条,通向阿黛玛村。沿途可以看到一些居民的砖房,人和骡子都背负着收获的庄稼往家赶。村庄南面种植着甘蔗和阿拉伯茶,—个大约100英亩的沙丘高地兀立其间。与其他沙漠村庄的不同之处在于大约20个沙土色的帐篷,它们在一片沙地的中央排成正方形,由阿拉伯战士荷枪守卫着,让人想起游击队的基地。 To the south of Luxor, the ancient capital of Egypt, which the Greeks call Thebes, a road leads to the village of Ada along one of the many tributaries of the Nile. Along the way you can see some of the residents of brick houses, people and mules are carrying the harvested crops go home. Cane and Arabian tea are planted to the south of the village, with an approximately 100-acre dune high up in the meantime. The difference with other desert villages is that there are about 20 terra-cotta tents that are square in the center of a piece of sand and guarded by heavily armed Arab soldiers, reminiscent of guerrilla bases.