Under present environmental conditions, the Nile Valley acts as a 'natural'route between
Africa and Eurasia, and is often considered as a corridor for dispersals out of and back into …

This review article examines seventy years of research and methodological approaches to
the analysis of Mesolithic and Neolithic pottery in Sudan. It begins with the studies done by …

'We name 'archaeological cultures','traditions', and 'industries' with the professed intention of
denoting only artifacts distributions and associations but our consciousness and these …

Sudanese people are rightly proud of their outstanding archaeology and their country keeps
attracting an increasing number of research teams. More than 30 national and international …

A largely accepted paradigm in African recent prehistory considers pastoralism to be the
main subsistence source of food-producing communities along the Sudanese Nile valley …

In prehistoric hunter-gatherer-fisher communities, demographic growth and a more
sedentary life-style are usually associated with locally concentrated food resources …

Al-Khiday, located on the bank of the White Nile in Sudan, offers an exceptionally preserved
stratigraphic sequence, providing a unique opportunity to use organic residue analysis to …

Nubia is a geographical region situated in Sudan and Egypt, between Aswan and Khartoum,
cut in the middle by the Nile (Fig. 5.1). Even though this study is devoted to Nubia, frequent …

When one looks through the book Early Khartoum. An Account of the Excavation of an Early
Occupation Site carried out by the Sudan Government Antiquities service in 1944–5 (1949) …

The Holocene prehistory of Upper Nubia has long been poorly known due to the few
research projects focused on this period. In comparison, Lower Nubia and the Central …