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| rdfs:label | - Sallah Mohammed Faisel el-Kahir
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| rdfs:comment | - The seventh born of a seventh born in Cairo, Egypt in 1897, Sallah Mohammed Faisel el-Kahir was named after Salah al-Din, and developed an interest in archaeology at an early age. Accompanying his father, Sallah assisted American archaeologists on expeditions up the River Nile to perform preliminary excavations and the recording of Ancient Egyptian monuments' locations and hieroglyphics. Sallah never learned to swim in his youth due to constantly being surrounded by sand and rock.
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| Text | - Belloq's Marshall College entry
- Marion Ravenwood's Marshall College entry
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| Character Name | - Sallah Mohammed Faisel el-Kahir
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- marshall/character/marionravenwood/
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| abstract | - The seventh born of a seventh born in Cairo, Egypt in 1897, Sallah Mohammed Faisel el-Kahir was named after Salah al-Din, and developed an interest in archaeology at an early age. Accompanying his father, Sallah assisted American archaeologists on expeditions up the River Nile to perform preliminary excavations and the recording of Ancient Egyptian monuments' locations and hieroglyphics. Sallah never learned to swim in his youth due to constantly being surrounded by sand and rock. When his father died in 1912, Sallah became responsible for supporting his mother, four brothers and six sisters. He first met Indiana Jones a year later when he attached himself to Jones as a guide around the Great Pyramids. Together they became two of the first to step inside the rediscovered tomb of Tutankhamun — almost a decade before its official uncovery at the hands of Howard Carter — and found themselves embroiled in events surrounding the Ring of Osiris and the machinations of Gustav von Trappen. By this time, in addition to his Arabic, Sallah was able to speak perfect English — where he could alternate between British and American accents — French, German and Italian.
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