Ramses II and the Land of Punt in the light of Nubian Enigmatic Inscriptions

This article is dedicated in honor of my Professor Doctor Abdel Moneim A.H. Sayed who has a lot of love, veneration and consideration in my life, as he has great respect and estimation from specialists of Egyptology and the history of Ancient Near East. Doctor Abdel Moneim A.H. Sayed guided me since I was an undergraduate student, was my mentor to learn the basics of scientific research presenting me the perfect example and beacon in ethics and endless guidance. He supported me during the most difficult times in my professional and academic career. He not only opened the doors of his personal library for me, as well as all my colleagues in Alexandria, but also gave me the precious time to teach me the methodology and how to translate and express in a scientific language. For this, I find in writing this article, a simple expression of my gratitude and appreciation to the great teacher, who endlessly supported me and my colleagues, and his endless support to offer help to his disciples scattering far across the country to conserve its heritage and teach generations of archaeologists to be guardians of the Ancient Civilization and Culture that is Egypt.