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 …

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 …

Human responses to climate change have long been at the heart of discussions of past
economic, social, and political change in the Nile Valley of northeastern Africa. Following the …

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) …

Burial assemblages inform us about the biology of past societies, social relations, and ritual
and symbolic behavior. However, they also allow us to examine the circumstances of death …

The physiographic setting of the Nile valley, in Sudan as well as in Egypt, provides a nearly
homogenizing factor in the cultural and socioeconomic development of Mesolithic and …

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 …

Background and aims in the autumn of 2014 and 2015, the expedition of the Czech institute
of Egyptology (Faculty of arts, Charles university) continued its interdisciplinary exploration …

The role of Africa in the history of human evolution is well known. The first and most ancient
evidence witnessing the long evolutionary process that brought about the modern humans is …