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Storage Facilities and Strategies in the Nile Valley Between the Borderscape of the First and Third Cataracts (4000 BC-1000 BC)
Between the 4th millennium and 1st millennium BC, different communities inhabited the region located within the First to the Third Cataracts. These groups obtained, stored, and distributed foodstuff and commodities in various ways. This paper presents archaeological data from this area and period to...
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