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Throughout the Pharaonic periods, Egyptian shipbuilding witnessed various fastening methods in ships during their evolution. It was believed that Egyptian shipbuilders avoided using pegged mortise and tenon joints as a construction method in the Late Period, because of the influence and interaction with the Mediterranean. This paper aims to present a new analytical theory depending on the evidence in Wadi Gawasis, which presents the earlier use of pegs in Egypt during the Middle Kingdom. Wadi Gawasis becomes the first physical evidence for the use of this method, in the absence of earlier examples in the Mediterranean.

The emergence of using pegs in securing tenons in mortises by ancient Egyptian shipbuilders