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	Dumyat — Infoplease.com
		Of commercial and strategic importance in the Middle Ages, Dumyat was pillaged by the Byzantines and by the Sicilian
		It was captured and held by Crusaders from 1219 to 1221 and again (under Louis IX of France) from 1249 to 1250.
		The city is the seat of Dumyat Institute, a branch of Al Azhar Univ.
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	Search Results for "Dumyat"
		Dumyat governorate, N Egypt, on Lake Manzala near the Mediterranean Sea.
		...Rashid (Rosetta) and Dumyat (Damietta) branches of the Nile River.
		It is the trade center for an irrigated agricultural region that produces corn, grain, cotton,...
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	Omnipelagos.com ~ article "Dumyat" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dumyat (pronounced (IPA): dʌmɑɪæt) is a hill at the western extremity of the Ochil Hills in central Scotland.
		The exposed terrain of Dumyat and the surrounding muir are suitable only for sheep farming, with several sheep folds dotting the hill's sides, along with the ruins of a shepherd's stone house.
		Dumyat was formerly the site of small-scale mining for copper and barytes, although these workings are now abandoned.
	www.omnipelagos.com /entry?n=dumyat (543 words)

	AllRefer.com - Dumyat, Africa (African Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		Of commercial and strategic importance in the Middle Ages, Dumyat was pillaged by the Byzantines and by the Sicilian Normans.
		It was captured and held by Crusaders from 1219 to 1221 and again (under Louis IX of France) from 1249 to 1250.
		The city is the seat of Dumyat Institute, a branch of Al Azhar Univ.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/D/Dumyat.html (206 words)

	The Modern Antiquarian.com \| UK \| Dumyat (Dunmyat) (Hillfort)
		Dumyat (Dunmyat) (Hillfort) on The Modern Antiquarian, the UK and Ireland's most popular megalithic community website.
		The fort of Dumyat, which sits on a spur of the larger hill of the same name behind it, is in an excellent defensive position commanding wide-ranging views across the Carse of Forth to the south, and on the western edge of the Ochils.
		But the description of "rugged hills with swamps between" matches perfectly with Dumyat, which stands proud above Blairdrummond Moss, which until the late 18th century and early 19th century was still mainly swampland, passable only by those that knew the raised pathways.
	www.themodernantiquarian.com /site/6410 (756 words)

	Friends of the Ochils Newsletter 21 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dumyat is a Marilyn, and easily so: think how separate it is, how wide-ranging the view on a clear day.
		Dumyat was the last mainland Marilyn for Rob Woodall, a 42-year-old from Cambridgeshire - one of the flattest areas in the country.
		Woodall has chipped away at numerous hill lists over the past 15 years or so: Welsh 2000-footers were completed in 1985, their English counterparts in 1996, Munros in 1990, Donalds in 1992, Corbetts in 1995, Grahams in the final days of 2000 and so on.
	sites.ecosse.net /ochils/foton/foton21/dumyatan.htm (1167 words)

	Dumyat
		Dumyat is at the western end of the Ochils and is 418m at the summit.
		A cracking ride, taking just a couple of hours, connoisseurs would argue that Dumyat is at its finest on a summer's evening as the sun sets over the Trossachs.
		A GPS Utility file may be downloaded containing route information and a GPS tracklog for a route from Kings Park to the summit of Dumyat and returning to the road.
	www.stirlingbikeclub.org.uk /ride/mtb/dumyat.shtml (328 words)

	Dumyat
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	www.tourismdictionary.com /Dumyat.htm (175 words)

	Welcome to Brighid's Hearth -- Cat and Aislinn McEarchern's Home!
		On March 18, 2002, I climbed Dumyat, a really nice little peak which is visible from the campus of the University.
		Dumyat is a popular place for locals to climb whenthey want a short hill walk.
		This fort is an oddity since its location, while providing a great view, was much more difficult to get to than other forts of the time, and it has little to no growing or grazing land around it.
	www.brighidshearth.com /hearth/cat/dumyat.html (531 words)

	Dumyat Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		The route involves around 260m of climb on the 2km walk to the top.
		Dumyat on the Left, Viewed from the Wallace Monument
		Dumyat is a craggy outlier at the western end of the main range of the Ochil hills.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /stirling/dumyat/index.html (277 words)

	Teesland Group - Offices Development - New Alloa, SMART Village & Tullibody, Dumyat Business Park
		The new unit at Dumyat, which will be subdivided into two 1,115 sq m (12,000 sq ft) units and is capable of further subdivision into four 558 sq m (6,000 sq ft) units, will be targeted at companies involved in a wide range of activities in the manufacturing and distribution sectors.
		Dumyat offers excellent accessibility to the motorway network, close to the M9 and the M80 and equidistant between Scotland's two major airports.
		Both projects are being built with assistance from Scottish Enterprise Forth Valley and in addition the project at Dumyat is receiving assistance from the European Regional Development Fund under Objective 2.
	www.propertymall.com /press/article/6284 (677 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - Sport - Lossburn Reservoir
		It is anybody’s guess whether this is connected with stories of the devil taking the shape of a shepherd known as Auld Donald, who is supposed to have lured folk to their deaths in the Crunie Burn gorge, adjacent to the house.
		Despite its apparent promise, Dumyat is a bit of a disappointment to rock climbers.
		To climb Dumyat, head straight across the track and follow the paths that lead up the hillside to emerge on the top, where an extensive view bursts on the eye across the Ochils escarpment and south towards the Forth.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=210612004 (608 words)

	Dumyat, Rennie McOwan and Stirling Literary Society (Jacquetta)
		Yesterday the air was gin-clear, visibility superb, so I abandoned the office email mountain in favour of taking Bramble up a local hill, Dumyat, which has a Pictish fort, dog-friendly access and a view of the entire carse (the flood plain of the Forth).
		The views yesterday were captivating: to the north and west the snow-capped mountains, to the south Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument and the sites of seven battlefields in the foreground, with the Pentlands and Moorfoots behind.
		Rennie grew up in Dumyat's shadow, it was his playground, and he immortalised it in his wonderful novel for children Light on Dumyat.
	www.jacquetta.net /2007/03/dumyat_rennie_mcowan_and_stirl_1.html (435 words)

	Aisha Abdelrahman
		Contact Us Aishah Abd al-Rahman (pseudonym: Bint al-Shati), an Egyptian writer and professor of literature, was born in 1913 in the town of Damietta (Dumyat) in northern Egypt.
		Her father taught at the Dumyat Religious Institute, while her mother was illiterate.
		It was her mother, however, who enrolled Aisha in school at age ten during a prolonged absence of her father and, despite his objections, sent Aisha to al-Mansurah to continue her education.
	www.arabworldbooks.com /authors/aisha_abdelrahman.html (196 words)

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		Dumyat is one of the governorates of Egypt.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Dumyat.html (85 words)

	Dumyat New Home for C & G Gas \| ClacksWeb
		A central location with easy access to Scotland's major motorway network are just two of the reasons why C and G Gas picked Dumyat Business Park as a base for its new venture.
		The Dumyat project has benefited from funding from Scottish Enterprise Forth Valley and from the European Regional Development Fund under Objective 2.
		Now that the first two phases at Dumyat Business Park - a total 49,420 sq ft - are fully tenanted, plans are underway to start on Phase three which will provide a further 24,000 sq.
	www.clacksleisure.co.uk /council/press/?release=256 (494 words)

	Friends of the Ochils Newsletter 29 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Anyway, I must have been up Dumyat 30 times before, when approaching one day along the little grassy ridge rather than the standard path, it struck me that the knuckle of rocks a few metres northwest of the cairn could well be the highest natural ground.
		It was just the thing for assessing the summit of Dumyat, so in October a crack surveying team comprising me, my partner Tessa and retired mathematician and FotO member Ken Stewart went up to see what was what.
		But the cairn on the Old Man stands on a large and extremely well-made slate platform, and again there could be all manner of up-jutting rocks lurking beneath to muddy attempts at measurement and calculation.
	sites.ecosse.net /ochils/foton/foton29/soyouthi.htm (927 words)

	OHR o2000
		The race is AL 18 Miles 5000feet running East to West over the Ochil Hills including all the 2000 foot plus peaks and Dumyat.
		Dumyat was added to guide everyone into the University which was the only point at the end of the Ochils where changing facilities could be offered.
		The name will of course need to be changed to the "Ochil 610's plus Dumyat" since we are going metric next year for the SHR calendar!!
	www.ochilhillrunners.org.uk /static.aspx?id=o2000 (800 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Walking and climbing - Walk of the week (Site not responding. Last check: )
		AT THE most westerly end of the Ochils, near Stirling, Dumyat was once populated, and the remains of an Iron Age fort exist, though they are difficult to spot.
		The name Dumyat is thought to mean hill fort of the Maeatae.
		These days, if you venture up at the turn of the year, you will have plenty of company: it has become something of a tradition to celebrate New Year with a visit to the top, and shortbread and a dram are more likely fare.
	news.scotsman.com /topics.cfm?tid=485&id=1126642004 (686 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - Sport - Walk of the week
		AT THE most westerly end of the Ochils, near Stirling, Dumyat was once populated, and the remains of an Iron Age fort exist, though they are difficult to spot.
		The name Dumyat is thought to mean hill fort of the Maeatae.
		These days, if you venture up at the turn of the year, you will have plenty of company: it has become something of a tradition to celebrate New Year with a visit to the top, and shortbread and a dram are more likely fare.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=1126642004 (591 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for dumyat
		69,673), N Egypt, between the Rashid (Rosetta) and Dumyat (Damietta) branches of the Nile River.
		It is the trade center for an irrigated agricultural region that produces corn, grain, cotton, and dairy products.
		Central Scotland Business Parks complete Phase II at Dumyat Business Park.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=dumyat (315 words)

	Dumyat in Stirling - Central Scotland - UK Attraction
		Dumyat in Stirling - Central Scotland - UK Attraction
		Dumyat (pronounced Dum-i-at) is a popular hill which rises to the north of the city of Stirling at the western edge of the Ochil Hills.
		Although only 418 metres high it offers excellent views of the Forth Valley where the meandering river can be seen making its way towards Edinburgh and past Scotland’s biggest whiskey bond near the town of Alloa.
	www.ukattraction.com /central-scotland/dumyat.htm (155 words)

	stravaiging.com blog » Dumyat & the Wallace Monument
		Since half of us live in the east and half in the west, we met halfway at Stirling and drove up to the edge of Sheriffmuir.
		We stopped at the top to eat the Cornish pasties we’d cunningly bought in Stirling earlier, and admired the view down to Dumyat fort below, and the Wallace Monument beyond.
		We are thinking of names for our new home and have decided on either The Ochills or Dumyat.
	www.stravaiging.com /blog/?p=49 (419 words)

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		Once in Dumyat Road, Wallace High School is directly in front of you.
		Dumyat Road is third on your Right (Belmont House is on the end of it.), but you can turn down any of the preceeding roads and turn first left, which will bring you to Dumyat Road.
		I think I am correct in thinking that once you get to the school you want to drive round to the back to park, but it is a while since I've been there, so I suggest you follow everyone else.
	www.strathspey.org /archive/msg.txt?m=17292 (866 words)

	Ochil Hills
		Dumyat is a favourite for walkers and runners from nearby Stirling University.
		This excellent picture of Dumyat is from Tarja Henderson, who lives in Finland - I took all the rest.
		The bulk of Dumyat is seen sticking out of the end of the line of the Ochils.
	uk.geocities.com /jimpson@btinternet.com/Blairdenon/index.html (1355 words)

	Teesland Group plc - Industrial Development - Tullibody, Dumyat Business Park
		Phase II at Dumyat Business Park has now reached practical completion; this follows the successful letting of Phase I to Scotcol Processing Ltd ("Scotcol").
		CSBP anticipates that its Dumyat Business Park, Pavilions Business Park and Smart Village developments will attract a broad spectrum of new employers to the Alba area.
		The ideal location of Dumyat together with the superb facilities combine to create business space which we feel will be highly competitive within the industry."
	www.constructionmall.com /press/article/6998 (416 words)

	Dumyat Hill Race (BB)
		When I was youthful and enthusiastic the academics who organised it were sniffy about outsiders doing it and I've never been back.
		The race apparently starts in the country grounds of the University of Stirling's out of town campus and goes to the top of the Dumyat hill which sits at the west side of the Sheriffmuir.
		The grounds of the University are a lovely example of sixties landscaping and architecture.
	www.sharpeware.com /quicksites/dicktest1.nsf/2f795e529bec098b802569bd003f311d/ebce0b0b1461cbd385256ac200730e70?OpenDocument&Date=2002-05-01 (115 words)

	orienteering :: nopesport :: View topic - Dumyat Hill Race embargo
		Dumyat Hill Race takes place on Wednesday 9th May. Anyone who wants to race competitively in the UK Cup sprint race at Stirling Uni on 29th June MUST NOT run Dumyat Hill Race.
		Bascially the race starts and finishes within the embargoed area, you also generally warm up and down around the embargoed area and parts of the race itself also go through it.
		I asked one of the selectors a while ago if it was alright to run Dumyat and the word has come back that it's not.
	www.nopesport.co.uk /forum/viewtopic.php?p=86206 (319 words)

	The Sunday Mail - NEWS - PHONE HOME
		Steve Bird, 36, spotted what he thought was an alien craft last Tuesday, as it apparently hovered around 40ft in the air.
		He was walking on the Dumyat hill, overlooking the Wallace Monument, near Stirling, when he captured what he thought was incredible footage on his mobile phone.
		Salesman Steve, of Cornton, Stirling, said: 'I decided to walk to the summit of Dumyat because it was such a nice morning.
	www.sundaymail.co.uk /news/tm_objectid=15209399&method=full&siteid=86024&headline=phone-home-name_page.html (572 words)

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