I’m delighted to share this fantastic short video made by Jebel Barkal team member Sami Elamin. In it, he showcases work with children who are internally displaced due to ongoing fighting in Sudan’s capital city of Khartoum. The children arrive from local refugee shelters, explore the site museum and the site’s pyramids with archaeologists, learn […]
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Greetings from the Barkal conservation team! This year, we have been excited to start hands-on conservation work in B700, a temple dedicated to Osiris-Dedwen, a Nubian form of the Egyptian god of the underworld. The inner parts of the temple—the sanctuary and adjoining courtyard—were constructed by the Napatan king Atlanersa (ca. 653–640 BCE), while
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Rose’s work will be featured in this virtual symposium, which is open to the public and hosted by New York University’s Gallatin School. From the conference website, “Ancient queens established a powerful public presence through visual and material culture, and their legacies continue to shape and impact the ways we express ideas about race, gender,
We’re excited to welcome you to our new website. Although our project began several years ago, we’re just getting started with the website. We’re still developing content for some areas and polishing others, so we invite you to look around now and check back often to see what’s new.
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