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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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Tumulus Kerma
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Group of Nubian women and children resting by the Nile at Korti, Sudan. Coloured lithograph by Louis
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Blue lights; or, Hot work in the Soudan.
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Declan McHugh
Archaeological and environmental survey of the Jebel Sabaloka volcanic massif on the Nile north of Khartoum.
Download PDFArchitecture in Sudan: The Post-Independence Era 1956-1970
Leanne McPhee
Focus on Sudanese architectural identity in the first decade after independence examining the work of Abdel …
Download PDFThe Early New Kingdom at Sai Island: Pottery Analysis
Beatrice Shorts
Preliminary pottery analysis at the early New Kingdom Egyptian colonial settlement on Sai Island in Nubia.
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