Amara West : the pottery from cemeteries C and D

The two cemeteries of Amara West in Sudan, a town founded in around 1300 BC as a new centre for the colonial pharaonic administration of Kush (Upper Nubia), were excavated by the British Museum?s Amara West Research Project between 2009 and 2016. This book focused on the ceramic vessels placed in th...

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spelling oai:library.arce.org:123456789-4372025-04-23T11:34:38Z Amara West : the pottery from cemeteries C and D Gasperini, Valentina Amara West (Extinct city) Egypt Civilization To 332 B.C Excavations (Archaeology) Sudan Amara Site E?gypte Civilisation Jusqu'a? 332 av. J.-C The two cemeteries of Amara West in Sudan, a town founded in around 1300 BC as a new centre for the colonial pharaonic administration of Kush (Upper Nubia), were excavated by the British Museum?s Amara West Research Project between 2009 and 2016. This book focused on the ceramic vessels placed in the burials, between c. 1300 BC and the 8th century BC. The comprehensive analyses of the pottery, accompanied by a full catalogue, provides insights into the role of ceramic vessels for funerary purposes, trade networks between Upper Nubia, Egypt and farther afield. The inclusion of Nubian hand-made vessels with some burials reflects aspects of cultural entanglement, and raises questions of identity and cultural affiliation, particularly in the transition between the period of pharaonic occupation and its aftermath. An introduction by Michaela Binder provides an orientation to the architecture and archaeology of the cemeteries. 2025-04-23T11:34:38Z 2023 Book Leuven 9789042949553 https://library.arce.org:82/handle/123456789/437 en_US British Museum publications on Egypt and Sudan; 17 application/pdf Peeters
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topic Amara West (Extinct city)
Egypt Civilization To 332 B.C
Excavations (Archaeology) Sudan Amara Site
E?gypte Civilisation Jusqu'a? 332 av. J.-C
spellingShingle Amara West (Extinct city)
Egypt Civilization To 332 B.C
Excavations (Archaeology) Sudan Amara Site
E?gypte Civilisation Jusqu'a? 332 av. J.-C
Gasperini, Valentina
Amara West : the pottery from cemeteries C and D
description The two cemeteries of Amara West in Sudan, a town founded in around 1300 BC as a new centre for the colonial pharaonic administration of Kush (Upper Nubia), were excavated by the British Museum?s Amara West Research Project between 2009 and 2016. This book focused on the ceramic vessels placed in the burials, between c. 1300 BC and the 8th century BC. The comprehensive analyses of the pottery, accompanied by a full catalogue, provides insights into the role of ceramic vessels for funerary purposes, trade networks between Upper Nubia, Egypt and farther afield. The inclusion of Nubian hand-made vessels with some burials reflects aspects of cultural entanglement, and raises questions of identity and cultural affiliation, particularly in the transition between the period of pharaonic occupation and its aftermath. An introduction by Michaela Binder provides an orientation to the architecture and archaeology of the cemeteries.
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title Amara West : the pottery from cemeteries C and D
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