Landscape and resource management in Bronze Age Nubia : archaeological perspectives on the exploitation of natural resources and the circulation of commodities in the Middle Nile /

Landscape and resource management in Bronze Age Nubia : archaeological perspectives on the exploitation of natural resources and the circulation of commodities in the Middle Nile /

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مؤلفون آخرون: Budka, Julia., Lemos, Rennan.

التنسيق: كتاب

اللغة: English

منشور في: Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz Verlag, 2024.

سلاسل: Contributions to the archaeology of Egypt, Nubia and the Levant ; 17.
CAENL ; 17.

الموضوعات:

Excavations (Archaeology) > Nubia.
Nubia > Civilization.
Nubia > Antiquities.

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رقم الطلب: DT159.6 .N83 L36 2024

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جدول المحتويات:
  • Part I: Regional perspectives on resource management in the Middle Nile
  • Introduction: Regionality of resource management in Bronze Age Sudan: An overview and case studies
  • Julia Budka
  • Chapter 1: The management of resources in remote desert areas: Bayuda and North Kordofan
  • Jana Eger-Karberg and Tim Karberg
  • Chapter 2: Nubian faience
  • Peter Lacovara Part II: The gold industry of ancient Sudan
  • Introduction: Gold exploitation in the Middle Nile and the Eastern Desert
  • Julia Budka
  • Chapter 3: Hosh el-Geruf, a gold-processing centre in the Fourth Cataract of the Nile
  • Bruce Williams
  • Chapter 4: Gold exploitation in New Kingdom and Napatan Nubia
  • Julia Budka
  • Part III: Animal and vegetal resources and foodways in ancient Sudan
  • Introduction: Foodways in ancient Sudan
  • Julia Budka
  • Chapter 5: Early food production and food producers in prehistoric Sudan
  • Elena A.A. Garcea Chapter 6: C-Group cattle management in the Second Cataract area
  • Shayla Monroe
  • Chapter 7: The management of vegetal resources in Bronze Age Nubia
  • Frits Heinrich, Annette M. Hansen and Philippa Ryan
  • Chapter 8: Isotopic and skeletal approaches to diet and mobility in ancient Nubia
  • Sarah Schrader and Michele Buzon
  • Chapter 9: Foodways and cultural entanglements in New Kingdom Nubia
  • Stuart Tyson Smith
  • Part IV: Circulating products, society and ritual landscapes
  • Introduction: Nubian material resources between indigenous diversity and colonial impositions
  • Rennan Lemos Chapter 10: Material meanings, technology and cultural choices: Pottery production in Late Bronze Age Nubia
  • Giulia D'Ercole
  • Chapter 11: The provenance of black ritual liquids applied to coffins and cartonnage
  • Kate Fulcher
  • Chapter 12: Local agency and foreign products. H25: A potential indigenousdistribution site in the northern Dongola Reach
  • Loretta Kilroe.