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Exploring Ironmaking Practices at Meroe, Sudan—A Comparative Analysis of Archaeological and Experimental Data [PDF]
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 2019 Recent excavations of a Late to Post-Meroitic furnace workshop at Meroe, Sudan prompted questions concerning the use of some of its unusual design features and the nature of ironmaking practice.
Jane Humphris, Michael Charlton
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Archaeological Prospection, 2012 One of the most important archaeological sites in Sudan is Meroe, capital city of the kingdom of Kush (800 bc to ad 400). The site is located in the Nile valley, about 200 km northeast of Khartoum.
Richard Hobbs
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The Ironworking Remains in the Royal City of Meroe: New Insights on the Nile Corridor and the Kingdom of Kush [PDF]
Antiquity, 2019 Meroe is one of Africa's most famous archaeological sites, renowned not least for its evidence of ironworking. Yet, the extensive slagheaps that characterise the site have received little archaeological attention.
Jane Humphris, Chris Carey
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Iron Smelting in Sudan: Experimental Archaeology at the Royal City of Meroe [PDF]
Journal of Field Archaeology, 2018 The Royal City of Meroe, ca. 200 km north of Khartoum in the modern-day Republic of the Sudan, was an ancient capital of the Kingdom of Kush. From the 3rd century b.c.
Jane Humphris, Michael Charlton
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Death and Burial in the Kingdom of Meroe
, 2021 International audienceThis article presents an overview of funerary customs and their antecedents in the king dom of Meroe (300 BCE–350 CE), with a focus on elite burials.
Vincent, Francigny, Vincent Francigny
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Cancer Survivors at Greater Risk for Bone Fractures Late in Life
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Mike Fillon
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Es-Sour, a Late Neolithic site in the neighborhood of Meroe. First and second seasons 2005–2006
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