Studies by Gisela Kopp and Nathaniel Dominy have analyzed the DNA of baboons from this place. According (15[1])to the Palermo Stone, a trading expedition to this place procured large quantities of an item called ‘ntiyw (15[2])(“neh-TEE-yoo”). Perahu, (15[1]-5[2])the only recorded ruler of this place, (15[2])stands next to his wife Ati, (15[1])who possibly has elephantiasis, (15[1])in an ancient relief. A serpent from this place relates how (15[1])his family (15[1])perished when a star fell to Earth in the (*) “Tale of the Shipwrecked Sailor.” (-5[1])The port of Saww (-5[1])was supposedly the starting point of Amenemhat II’s (10[1])expedition (10[1])to this place, (10[1])which was referred to as Ta Netjer. Fauna taken from this place were planted outside Deir el-Bahri, (10[1])whose reliefs depict caravans (10[1])of incense being brought back from it. For 10 points, Hatshepsut (10[1])traveled (-5[1])to which semi-mythical kingdom (10[2])possibly on the Horn of Africa? ■END■ (10[4]0[1])