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ANTHROJOURNAL An open access academic journal of collegiate-level research. Via Experience Nubia, Shonda Brock
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The Neolithic revolution has taken different paths in the neighbouring countries of Egypt and Sudan. This article examines these variations by comparing food production, settlement patterns, society and culture in Egypt and Sudan and analyses the reasons for the different developments.
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3D Ancient wonders is a collection of interactive archeological reconstructions of ancient architecture, buildings, artefacts and relics Via Todd Southcombe
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This isn't where you think it is ... Via Experience Nubia, Shonda Brock
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Sudan has more pyramids than any other country on earth - even more than Egypt. There are at least 223 pyramids http://t.co/b1iV2Ld6DF Via Experience Nubia, Shonda Brock
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Archaeologists working near the ancient settlement of Edfu, in southern Egypt, have uncovered a step pyramid that dates back about 4,600 years, predating the Great Pyramid of Giza by at least a few decades. Via ARCE-NOLA
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February 3, 2014 11:00 AM
These types of pyramids were already known and texts attest to their existence as well, but this pyramid at Edfu has never been excavated before now. |
