Gdansk Archaeological Museum African Reports, Volume 2 (2003)

Henryk Paner

Editore: Gdansk Archaeological Museum, 2003

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Scarce oversized paperback, 194 pages, copiously illustrated with b&w and colour drawings and photos, NOT ex-library. No ISBN, ISSN 1731-6146. Weight: 750g. Minor handling wear, a gentle crease in the upper corner of the rear cover. Book is clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Uncreased spine. -- Contents: Preliminary Report on Skeletal Material from Tell el Farkha; Early and Classic Pottery from Faras; Shulwkh: Facial Scarification in the Nile Valley: Origins and Function; Shulukh Scarification Traditions Among the Shaiqiya; Gdansk Archaeological Museum Expedition Excavations at Site 239 in the Fourth Cataract Region; Neolithic of the Dongola Reach (Nubia); Interim Conservation Measures Taken to Preserve Wall Paintings on Adobe Substrates at Old Dongola; Raw Material Classification of Mesolithic to Early Islamic Pottery from the Karima: Abu Hamad Region (Sudan); Continuity and Change in Pottery Making from the Mesolithic to Christian Period in the Fourth Cataract Region (Sudan); Osteological Remains from the Second Campaign (1998/99) of the Southern Dongola Reach Survey; Case Study of a Rare Disease Noted in a Skeleton from a Post-Meroitic Cemetery in Kassinger-Bahri, Sudan; City of Dongola before the Arab Raid of 651/2; Neolithic Sandstone Tools from Kadero 1, Sudan; Pottery from the Fourth Cataract Region (Sudan); Test Excavations at a Cemetery Site Near El Argub in the Fourth Cataract Region; Excavations at Naga'a(Central Sudan); Representation of the Angelic Hierarchy in a Nativity Scene from Faras Cathedral; New Wall Paintings Discovered at the Monastery of the Holy Trinity in Old Dongola (Sudan) During the 2000 Excavation Campaign; Palaeolithic Sites Recorded by the Polish Joint Archaeological Mission to the Middle Nile Valley (Southern Dongola Reach Survey); Rescue Excavations at the Neolithic Site MG4-SDRS; Kerma Culture, Rock Art, Dome Graves and Other Discoveries in the Fourth Nile Cataract Region; On the Road to Bir Nurayet: Reflections on a Journey Through the Red Sea Hills; Anthropological Characteristics of Ancient Nubian Populations from 12000 to 2000 BC. Codice articolo 006158

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Titolo: Gdansk Archaeological Museum African Reports...

Casa editrice: Gdansk Archaeological Museum

Data di pubblicazione: 2003

Legatura: Soft cover

Condizione: Very Good