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Should Sudan Restore Its Independence Flag?
Sudan's blue-yellow-green independence flag is distinctive and historically grounded. The case for restoring it is strong—but only the Sudanese people should decide.
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Documenting excavations at Soba (Sudan)
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Native Sudanese splints applied to forearm from Medical Practices and Superstitions among the people
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Looking across Nile to Omdurman
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Christopher Davidson
Reference guide to key actors, armed groups, political factions, and community leaders in the Darfur conflict.
Download PDFThe Mosque Building in Dongola
Edwin Black
Archaeological study of the conversion of the Christian cathedral in Old Dongola into a mosque, marking the …
Download PDFCotton in Ancient Sudan and Nubia: Archaeological Sources
Edwin Black
Archaeological evidence for cotton cultivation in ancient Sudan and Nubia and its significance for ancient …
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