Sudan & Nubia: The Sudan Archaeological Research Society Bulletin
ISSN: 1369-5770
Sudan & Nubia is published each autumn. It contains much of interest on recent archaeological fieldwork in Sudan, including many articles on surveys and excavations only undertaken during the previous winter.
The bulletin is an ideal way to keep abreast of current British activities in Sudan, and also contains contributions by eminent foreign scholars. It is profusely illustrated with line drawings and monochrome and colour photographs.
Sudan & Nubia is free of charge to Society members, who receive it a year in advance of online release … JOIN THE SOCIETY >
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Sudan & Nubia : No. 27
Bulletin of the Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, 2023308 pages
— Cover, maps, index, book reviews … download [ 3.9Mb ]
— Obituaries … download [ 2.2Mb ]THE KIRWAN MEMORIAL LECTURE
— Frederik W. Rademakers, Georges Verly, Kylie Cortebeeck, Patrick Degryse, Charles Bonnet and Séverine Marchi. Alloying copper, arsenic and tin – the first crucible evidence from Kerma …
download [ 7.5Mb ]REPORTS
— Mahmoud Suliman Bashir. Excavations in the Berber cemetery, the 2022 season and new chance discoveries in the Berber Region … download [ 12.3Mb ]
— Mohamed Bashir and Claude Rilly. The Meroitic townsite of Kedurma 2023: new findings from the excavations of the cemetery … download [ 10.4Mb ]
— Amanuel Beyin, Ammar Awad M. Abdalla, Fakhri H. Abdallah Hassan and Musaab Khair. Archaeological survey in the Melhab basin (Agig district), Red Sea region of Sudan: report on the 2023 field season … download [ 13.7Mb ]
— Meredith Brand and Kate Liszka. A desert Middle Nubian amethyst mining camp at Wadi el-Hudi … download [ 9.2Mb ]
— Matthieu Honegger and Jérôme Dubosson. A fortified site to defend the Kerma basin before the Egyptian conquest … download [ 8.4Mb ]
— Karla Kroeper and Christian Perzlmeier. Preliminary report on the excavation of Building 1000 at Naga … download [ 16.8Mb ]
— Steve Mills, Stephen Porter, Paul T. Nicholson, Loretta Kilroe and David Buchs. Kerma settlement Site P5, Northern Dongola Reach: report on the 2023 season … download [ 14Mb ]
— Mohammed Nasreldein, Yahia Fadl Tahir and Ikram Madani Ahmed. Archaeological vegetation mounds in the el-Matas area at the el-Ga’ab depression, Northern Sudan – new discoveries …
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— Pavel Onderka. The Isis Temple at Wad Ben Naga (WBN 300) … download [ 20.6mb ]
— Christopher Sevara, Tim Kinnaird, Ahmed El-Ameen Ahmed El-Hassan (Sokhari) and Sam Turner. New work on landscapes of the Northern Dongola Reach … download [ 11.3Mb ]
— Ladislav Varadzin, Katarína Kapustka and Lenka Varadzinová. Early Neolithic gouges from north-western Butana: new light on contacts between the Nile and its hinterlands … download [ 2.7Mb ]STUDIES
DARFUR FOCUS
— Henry Cosmo Bishop-Wright. Chronology, correspondence analysis, and Lower Nubia in the 3rd century BC: a reassessment of the Meroitic cemetery at Faras … download [ 5.3Mb ]
— Anna Garnett. Replicating prehistoric Sudan: Anthony Arkell’s object casts … download [ 3.8Mb ]
— Loretta Kilroe. Giraffes at Faras – the exchange of goods and ideas across Kush … download [ 2.4Mb ]
— Michael Zach. Following the footprints of a jackal from Meroe to London. The origin of British Museum EA68502 … download [ 3.1Mb ]
— Ashraf Abdalla. We are all for Nyala (KAMAN), South Darfur. A note concerning a local initiative to preserve cultural heritage …
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— Ibrahim Musa Mohamed Hamdon. Darfur. Threats and dangers to archaeological sites and possible ways to protect them …
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— Gafar A. F. Ibrahim. The Centre for Darfuri Heritage at Nyala University: a driver for cultural dev
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