Ancient Egypt

BUTO

Buto: translation

Greek name for the Egyptian twin cities of Pe and Dep, also known as Per-Wadjet, modern Tell el-Farain. Ancient capital city of Lower Egypt whose principal deity was the cobra goddess Wadjet. Some remains can be traced from the Predynastic Period until Roman occupation. The site was briefly examined by FlindersPetriein 1886 and excavated by Charles Currelly in 1904 and Veronica SetonWilliams for the Egypt Exploration Society from 1964–1968 but has since been examined more extensively by an Egyptian expedition and a German expedition since 1985.
Historical Dictionary Of Ancient Egypt by Morris L. Bierbrier