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, 2022 Sobhi Bouderbala, Giuseppe Cecere et Robin Seignobos interviendrons au colloque Gateway to Africa, à l'IFAO du 1 au 3 Novembre. Les trois communications des membres de l'ERC HornEast portent les intitulés suivants: Sobhi Bouderbala: “Between Islamic ...
Simon Dorso
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Royal ornaments of a late antique African kingdom, Early Makuria, Nubia (AD 450–550). Early Makuria Research Project [PDF]
, 2018 After the fall of the Meroe kingdom, three entities – Nobadia, Early Makuria, and Alwa (Alodia) – emerged in northeast Africa between the 4th and the 6th centuries AD.
Then-Obłuska, Joanna
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, 2011 The Christian Nubian Kingdoms survived for eight centuries (6th century – the 14th century) and therefore considered as one of the important historical times in medevial Sudan history which witnessed contact with the outside world especially the Roman ...
نهــــــى علــــي حســـــن
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Examining the population history of three medieval Nubian sites through craniometric analyses
, 2016 According to the common historical narrative, the area of Nubia, which in the medieval period (ca 550-1500 AD) stretched along the Nile Valley from the first cataract to the confluence of the Blue and White Nile rivers, was ruled by three separate ...
Vollner, Jennifer Maria
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Continuity or change in the transition to Islam? A diachronic assessment of agricultural production at Old Dongola, Northern Sudan (14th-18th centuries CE). [PDF]
PLoS OneNasreldein M, Riehl S, Obłuski A.
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Tracing the origins of Carnelian ornaments in Northeast Africa: morphological, technological and chemical compositional analyses of beads from medieval and post-medieval upper Nubia, Sudan. [PDF]
Archaeol Anthropol SciKenoyer JM +3 more
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The Urkunden of the Eparchos of Nobadia and Their Compositio
Journal of Early Christian History, 2011 This article analyses and 'dissects' the Urkunden of the eparchos of Nobadia according to the rules, applied in the Byzantine diplomatique, thereby examining the Nubian Archives of Qasr Ibrim and referring to the Nubian chancelleries. A comparison is made not only with the late-Roman and Byzantine prototypes, but also with aspects of the Urkunden ...
Benjamin Hendrickx
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