Ceramics from the Early First-millennium-BCE Monumental Mud-brick Building at Sanam, Sudan

Ceramics from the Early First-millennium-BCE Monumental Mud-brick Building at Sanam, Sudan

IntroductionEgyptian involvement in Nubia was never so extensive or long-lasting as during the New Kingdom, when Egyptian kings pursued a colonial policy in lower and upper Nubia. In addition to monumental temple building projects such as Abu Simbel and Soleb, large numbers of Egyptians moved perma...

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description IntroductionEgyptian involvement in Nubia was never so extensive or long-lasting as during the New Kingdom, when Egyptian kings pursued a colonial policy in lower and upper Nubia. In addition to monumental temple building projects such as Abu Simbel and Soleb, large numbers of Egyptians moved permanently to Egyptian-founded towns in Nubian territory, where they maintained many Egyptian ways of life, albeit over time becoming more involved with local Nubians and their culture. With the end of...
author Shinn, Siobhan
Hafiz, Hanaa
Howley, Kathryn
spellingShingle Shinn, Siobhan
Hafiz, Hanaa
Howley, Kathryn
Ceramics from the Early First-millennium-BCE Monumental Mud-brick Building at Sanam, Sudan
author_facet Shinn, Siobhan
Hafiz, Hanaa
Howley, Kathryn
author_sort Shinn, Siobhan
title Ceramics from the Early First-millennium-BCE Monumental Mud-brick Building at Sanam, Sudan
title_short Ceramics from the Early First-millennium-BCE Monumental Mud-brick Building at Sanam, Sudan
title_full Ceramics from the Early First-millennium-BCE Monumental Mud-brick Building at Sanam, Sudan
title_fullStr Ceramics from the Early First-millennium-BCE Monumental Mud-brick Building at Sanam, Sudan
title_full_unstemmed Ceramics from the Early First-millennium-BCE Monumental Mud-brick Building at Sanam, Sudan
title_sort ceramics from the early first-millennium-bce monumental mud-brick building at sanam, sudan
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