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The Homescapes of the Manasir: A Book Review of Welsby, Derek A. (ed.), Archaeology by the Fourth Nile Cataract.
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A Review of: Ivan Miroshnikov, Antti Marjanen, and Francesca Iacono, The Coptic Versions of the Martyrdom of Saint George: A Study of the Coptic Transmission of the George Legend, with an Edition of Eight Fragmentary Manuscripts in Sahidic, Bohairic, and Fayyumic. Corpus Scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium 710. Peeters : Leuven — Paris — Bristol, CT 2024, pp. lxxiv + 176.
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Textiles Activities in Context: An Example of Craft Organization in Meroitic Sudan
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A Bioarchaeological Approach to Everyday Life: Squatting Facets at Abu Fatima
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A Conversation with Khalid Shatta
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"From the Sea, Work": Investigating Historical French Landscapes and Lifeways at Anse à Bertrand, Saint-Pierre et Miquelon
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Cahen, Michel. Colonialité: Plaidoyer pour la précision d’um concept. Karthala, 2024. 264 pp.
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Strange Windows from Early Maryland
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Words on Warfare from Christian Nubia
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A Byzantine Lead Seal from Perge
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An Old Nubian Letter from the Daughter of an Eparch
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Some Particular Small Finds from Devret Höyük
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Kurtdere Bridge: An Unpreserved Structure from the Roman Period
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Late Antique Amphorae from the Olba Excavation Site
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From the last hut of Monowitz to the last hut of Belsen
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Giving Voice to the Silenced: Teolinda Gersão on Martha Freud and the Power of Fiction
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Two Firing Structures from Ancient Sudan: An Archaeological Note
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A Bone to Pick: An Unusual Tableware from the Victorian Era
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From axe to grooved stone: Evidence of recycling practices in the Neolithic
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Old Nubian Texts from Gebel Adda in the Royal Ontario Museum
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Spinning in Meroitic Sudan: Textile Production Implements from Abu Geili
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Local Amphora Stoppers from Old Dongola as Sources in the Study of Toponyms
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From Nub to Dahab: The Lexical Shift of Fadija Nobiin to Arabic in Egypt
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'In the Bosoms of Abraham': A Christian Epitaph from Nubia in the Brooklyn Museum
