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Gematon Living And Dying In A Kushite Town On The Nile Volume Iv Bioarchaeology Anna M Daviesbarrett

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Gematon Living And Dying In A Kushite Town On The Nile Volume Iv Bioarchaeology Anna M Daviesbarrett
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Publisher: Archaeopress Publishing Ltd
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.63 MB
Pages: 223
Author: Anna M. Davies-Barrett, Tatiana Vlemincq-Mendieta, Pernille Bangsgaard
ISBN: 9781803278889, 9781803278872, 1803278889, 1803278870
Language: English
Year: 2024
Volume: 30

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Gematon Living And Dying In A Kushite Town On The Nile Volume Iv Bioarchaeology Anna M Daviesbarrett by Anna M. Davies-barrett, Tatiana Vlemincq-mendieta, Pernille Bangsgaard 9781803278889, 9781803278872, 1803278889, 1803278870 instant download after payment.

This volume presents findings on the bioarchaeological remains from the Sudan Archaeological Research Society’s 1997-2018 excavations at Kawa, focusing on human and animal bones. Human skeletons were carefully excavated, documented, and preserved by physical anthropologists and local experts, while animal bones, though fragile and fragmented, were examined by archaeozoologists. Additional material, assessed post-publication of Volume I, is highlighted here for a comprehensive understanding of Kawa’s cemetery and broader archaeological context.