Current Research in Nubian Archaeology

A compilation of the latest scientific and archaeological research carried out by scholars working in Sudan, providing an insight into the daily life and health of ancient Nubians.

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Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC

SKU (ISBN): 978-1-4632-3940-4

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Publication Status: In Print

Series: Regenerating Practices in Archaeology and Heritage3

Publication Date: Jan 30,2019

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 229

Languages: English

ISBN: 978-1-4632-3940-4

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Current Research in Nubian Archaeology offers a compilation of scientific and archaeological reflections on the daily life and health of ancient Nubians. The volume developed out of the first Sudan Studies Conference, hosted by Durham University, UK, in May 2017. The conference created a platform for interdisciplinary discourse between scholars which resulted in the new and innovative approaches to a wide range of topics, including bioarchaeology, ethno-archaeology and pottery that comprise this volume.

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	Contributor	Biography
	SamanthaTipper	Samantha Tipper holds a PhD in Archaeology from the University of Durham. Currently, she is a lecturer and deputy program lead in the School of Life Science at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge. Samantha is a bioarchaeologist and paleopathologist with experience in both academic and commercial sectors. Her research focuses on the health and daily life in past populations, in particular looking at spinal pathology in ancient Nubia. Samantha founded the annual Sudan Studies Research Conference in 2017.
	GemmaTully	Gemma Tully holds a PhD in Archaeology. Her research focuses on heritage management and museum studies. She is interested in collaborative heritage practice and has worked on a number of participatory projects in Egypt and Sudan.

Acknowledgments (vii)
Introduction (1)
Archives in Archaeology: Treasure Troves or Disorganised Detritus? — Archaeology in Durham University’s Sudan Archive - CHLOË WARD (5)
Colour Taskscapes in Ancient Sudan - KATE FULCHER (23)
A Preliminary Analytical Investigation of Nubian Glass of The Meroitic Period - JULIET V. SPEDDING (37)
The pottery production in the Kassala area. Ethno-archaeological approaches - VALENTINA PERNA (81)
An ethno-archaeology of mobile networks on the Island of Meroe - PETRA WESCHENFELDER (89)
The Egyptian Temple Towns in Nubia - JÖRDIS VIETH (109)
New insights into disease prevalence in two medieval cemeteries from the Fourth Cataract - ANNA M. DAVIES-BARRETT, REBECCA WHITING, and DANIEL ANTOINE (129)
Postmarital Residence in Medieval Upper Nubia - EMILY ROSE STREETMAN (155)
Trauma at Mis Island: A Spatial Approach to Understanding Skeletal Trauma and Mortuary Practices in an Adult Sample from Medieval Nubia - VALERIE A. LEAH (183)

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