In the ancient and modern history of Sinai

Sinai was known in Egyptian antiquities as "Tushwit", meaning the land of barrenness and denudation. Its inhabitants in the north were known as "Hiroshaytu", meaning "lords of the sands", and were attributed to the "Amu" race, known to us as the Semitic race. Its inhabitants in the south were known as "Monito". The Munito and Hiroshiito were similar in appearance, clothing, and Bedouin life. Their...