Whether cattle domestication occurred independently on the African continent is among the
most controversial questions in the Holocene archaeology of northern Africa. One long …

Little is known about the introduction of domesticated crops in Sudan. Substantial early
evidence of the cereals wheat and barley has, until recently, been mainly restricted to the …

Abstract Northern Sudan and southern Egypt are important regions for the understanding of
climatic variations at the beginning of the Holocene period and of the first steps towards the …

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 …

This multiscalar study explores Holocene environmental changes across the Sahara, within
the eastern Sahara, and along the Nile in northern Sudan. The Early Holocene saw …

Le Quellec J.-L. 2011.—Provoking lactation by the insufflation technique as documented by
the rock images of the Sahara. Anthropozoologica 46.1: 65–125. The Saharan rock art …

In March 2009, the NCAM Mission at Jebel Barkal1 extended its excavations to the area
along the upstream (“S”) 2 side rooms of temples B 800 and 900 (Figure 1a). During our …

Monumental architectural remains are among the most impressive relics of the ancient
civilizations. Of course, this is also true for ancient northeast Africa. In this contribution …

Campaign; 3) recent exhibitions that are part of something which I would suggest
characterizing as a 'Sudanological'stage. In Egypt and Sudan, identity and political reasons …

The archaeological record from Ghaba cemetery, as presented in the preceding chapters,
constitutes an outstanding basis for attempting to reconstruct the Neolithisation process of …