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Ojibwe woman carrying a child with the help of a tumpline (The Canadian Encyclopedia) (a); Kikuyu women carrying firewood with the help of tumplines (Visual Photos) (b & c).

An Elite Nubian Woman’s Burial, Dating Back 4,000 Years, Reveals the Oldest Evidence of Tumpline Use

15 April 2025

A recent study analyzing 30 ancient skeletons from the Abu Fatima cemetery in Nubia, Sudan, has revealed that women in...

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A rare medieval Christogram Tattoo from Ghazali, Sudan

22 October 2023

A Polish-Sudanese research team investigating the medieval African monastery of Ghazali discovered a rare medieval religious tattoo in a tomb...

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Archaeologists have discovered sandstone blocks belonging to a pharaoh’s temple covered with hieroglyphs in Sudan

2 March 2023

Polish archaeologists have discovered sandstone blocks belonging to a pharaoh’s temple covered with hieroglyphs during excavations at Old Dongola in...

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A newly Discovered Church in Sudan could be a Cathedral

2 June 2021

Archaeologists have found the remains of the largest church known from medieval Nubia in old Dongola (Sudan). Dongola was the...

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Analysis of 13,000-Year-Old Bones Reveals Violent Raids in Prehistoric ‘Jebel Sahaba’

28 May 2021

Since its discovery in the 1960s, the 13-millennium-old Jebel Sahaba cemetery (Nile Valley, Sudan) has been regarded as one of...

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First Human Traces Buried in an Ancient Gold Mine in Eastern Sahara

2 May 2021

Some of the earliest signs of human life dating back 1.8 million years have been discovered in an old gold...

An Elite Nubian Woman’s Burial, Dating Back 4,000 Years, Reveals the Oldest Evidence of Tumpline Use

A rare medieval Christogram Tattoo from Ghazali, Sudan

Archaeologists have discovered sandstone blocks belonging to a pharaoh’s temple covered with hieroglyphs in Sudan

A newly Discovered Church in Sudan could be a Cathedral

Analysis of 13,000-Year-Old Bones Reveals Violent Raids in Prehistoric ‘Jebel Sahaba’

First Human Traces Buried in an Ancient Gold Mine in Eastern Sahara

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