Camp Achlys
Camp Achlys was a military hideout situated northwest of Letopolis in Sapi-Res Nome.
History[]
Around 48 BCE, after the Medjay Bayek of Siwa was captured by Taharqa and buried by the soldiers of the Camp in the nearby desert, Taharqa instructed the soldiers to deliver the gear to Sefetu, the governor of Sais who was garrisoned in Fort Nikiou.[1]
Gallery[]
A banner of the Order of the Ancients in one of the buildings.
Trivia[]
- The camp is named after the ancient Greek goddess Achlys, who personifies misery and sadness. In ancient Greek, the name also means "mist" or "darkness".