aegaron.) Excavated in 10 days by Wheeler, its architecture and the associated finds were insufficient to provide conclusive evidence of either its date or function; the idea that it was a place for Senusret III to stay while on campaign against Nubians farther to the south is a colorful but unprovable suggestion. This area of this structure now lies in the area that is annually inundated by the rise in the Nile, and is thus covered either by water or by silt. The URAP conducted magnetometry at low water to try to see if remains of the "palace" were still extant; results were inconclusive. The Boundary Stela of Senusret III A near-duplicate of the text of the Semna stela of Senusret III was found at Uronarti by Georg Steindorff, Ludwig Borchardt and H. Schäfer. The inscription states that the Nubians attacked first and that Senusret forced them to retreat. The stela measures 1.50 meters in height and 0.80 meters in breadth and is of brown sandstone. A discussion, transcription, and translation were published by J. Janssen. The stela, one of the treasures of the National Museum of Sudan, reads: “Horus: Divine of Forms; the Two Ladies: Divine of Birth; the Golden Horus: He has Come into Being(?); The King of Upper and Lower Egypt: Re is Appearing of Ka’s granted life, stability and wealth like Re eternally; The Son of Re of his (own) Body: Sesostris (III), granted life, stability, and wealth like Re eternally! (1) Stela made in year 16, third month of winter, when the fortress “Repelling the Iwentiu” [Uronarti] was built. (2) I have made the boundary going farther southward than my ancestors and I have exceeded (3) that which was bequeathed to me. I am a king who speaks, (and by it) executes; what my heart plans is done by my hand; (4) aggressive to conquer; acting resolute with success; in whose heart the world does not sleep, (5) (but) one thinking of his clients who trust on mildness; not being mild against the enemy who attacks him; attacking (6) when he is attacked; keeping silence if one is silent (against him); answering a word according to that what has happened in it (i.e., who gives an answer according to the nature of the question). For (7) to desist after being attacked boldness the heart of the enemy. To be aggressive is to be brave, to