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Lech Krzyżaniak,
Karla Kroeper, Michał Kobusiewicz (eds.) Recent Research
Into the Stone Age of Northeastern Africa
Poznań 2000
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Table of Contents
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From the Organizers and Editors Words of Thanks
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I.
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Western Desert of Egypt and the Sudan
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Barbara E. Barich and Fekri A. Hassan
A stratified sequence from Wadi el-0beiyd, Farafra: new data on subsistence and chronology of the Egyptian Western Desert |
11-20
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Heiko Riemer
Regenfeld 96/1 – Great Sand Sea and the question of human settlement on whaleback dunes |
21-31
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Stone Age of Egypt and the Sudan
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Louis Chaix, Martine Faure, Claude Guerin and Mathieu Honegger
Kaddanarti, a Lower Pleistocene assemblage from Northern Sudan |
33-46
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Philip van Peer and Pierre M. Vermeersch
The Nubian complex and the dispersal of modern humans in North Africa |
47-60
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Jacek Kabaciński and Donatella Usai
Preliminary results of the study on Late Palaeolithic chert workshops (Upper Egypt) |
61-75
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Friederike Jesse
Early Khartoum ceramics in the Wadi Howar (Northwest Sudan) |
77-87
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Birgit Keding
New data on the Holocene occupation of the Wadi Howar region |
89-104
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Maria C. Gatto
The most ancient evidence of the “A-Groups” Culture in Lower Nubia |
105-117
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Francis Geus
Geomorphology and prehistory of Sai Island (Nubia): report on a current research project |
119-128
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Derek A. Welsby
South from Kadruka: the Neolithic in the Northern Dongola Reach, Sudan |
129-136
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Elena A. A. Garcea
A Late Neolithic site near el-Kurru (Sudan) |
137-147
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Predynastic and Dynastic Egypt and Nubia
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Mohammed Adel Mohammed Abd El Moneim
Knobbed bowls of the Late Predynastic – Early Dynastic Period |
149-157
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Juan J. Castillos
Social development in Predynastic Egypt: Matmar, a case study |
159-170
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Renee Friedman
Regional diversity in the Predynastic pottery of Upper Egyptian settlements |
171-186
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Karla Kroeper
Corpus of potmarks and inscriptions from the Pre/Early Dynastic cemetery at Minshat Abu Omar (Northeastern Delta, Egypt) |
187-218
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Ian Shaw
The evidence for amethyst mining in Nubia and Egypt |
219-227
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Libya
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Mauro Cremashi, Savino Di Lernia and Elena A. A. Garcea
First chronological indications on the Aterian in the Libyan Sahara |
229-237
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Central Africa
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Samuel Gotilogue
État de reeherehes archéologiques en République Centrameaine |
239-257
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Ethiopia
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Laurel Phillipson
A functional consideration of Gudit scrapers from Aksum |
259-276
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