The development of the Darb al-Ahmar, Cairo, 969-1517
Abstract
This is a study of the formation of a Mamluk street. The street in question is that leading first east and then south from the Bâb Zuwayla, the great southern gate of Fatimid al-Qâhira. Its initial stretches were known both today and in Mamluk times as the Darb al-Ahmar, though most of it is not known by that name, but as the Tabbâna and as Bâb al-Wazîr Street.
This paper has been withdrawn.