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Long Pilgrimages Revealed in Ancient Sudan Art
Live Science (Owen Jarus)
Excavations of a series of medieval churches in central Sudan have revealed a treasure trove of art, including a European-influenced work, along with evidence of journeys undertaken by travelers from western Europe that were equivalent to the distance between New York City and the Grand Canyon.
A visit by a Catalonian man named Benesec is recorded in one of the churches, along with visits from other pilgrims of the Middle Ages, according to lead researcher Bogdan Zurawski of the Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
The discoveries were made at Banganarti and Selib, two sites along the Nile that were part of Makuria, a Christian kingdom ruled by a dynasty of kings throughout the Middle Ages.
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Rock Carvings Found Near Nile, Sudan
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Mysterious Church And Palace From The Beginning Of The 1st Millennium A.d. Discovered In Sudan
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Poland Builds Archaeological Museum In Sudan
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