Egypt
Serwis Nauka w Polsce
- New Prehistoric Sites Found By Polish Academy In Faiyum, Bahariya, Farafra And Sinai
Nauka w Polsce With two photos. During this year's prospecting the Combined Prehistoric Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology located 46 unknown archaeological sites in Egypt, dating from the Lower Paleolithic to the late Neolithic....
- Online Article: Tracking East African Cattle Herders From Prehistory To The Present
Expedition Magazine In PDF format. Tracking East African Cattle Herders from Prehistory to the Present By Kathleen Ryan, Photography by Jennifer Chiappardi Expedition Volume 51, Number 3 Winter 2009 Cattle herding, as well as dairying, has long been a...
- 45th Anniversary Of The Cpe
Serwis Nauka w Polsce The achievements of the largest and oldest existing prehistoric archaeological expedition, that's backbone is made up of Polish and American archaeologists, was the main theme of a conference in Warsaw. The meeting was arranged...
- Studies Of Rock Art In Dakhleh Oasis
Nauka w Polsce "The creators of rock drawings in Dakhla were shepherds. They lived about 8 – 5,000 years ago” – said Prof. Michał Kobusiewicz from the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology at the Polish Academy of Sciences, who is studying the...
- Cataloguing Megaliths In The Western Desert
http://tinyurl.com/zo4o2 (naukawpolsce) Huge thanks to A. Soliter for pointing me at the English language page on the naukawpolsce website, which includes the following important news item, on the above page. It dates to 25th January 2006, but I can't...
Egypt
Prehistoric carvings and figurines found in NE Sudan
Serwis Nauka w Polsce
Concentration of carvings with thousands of images, ancient burial grounds and several dozen terracotta figurines were found by archaeological team from the Department of Archaeology of Africa of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology PAS Poznań Branch during a survey in the mountains on the Red Sea, north of Port Sudan.
North-east Sudan, where the archaeological mission conducts its activities, has never been surveyed for prehistoric settlement. In 1999, Krzysztof Pluskota accidentally discovered the first concentration of stone art and informed the archaeologists, which led him to sending an expedition. The head of the expedition is Dr. Przemyslaw Bobrowski.
"During December's expedition we discovered another, very rich concentrations of stone art - mainly images of cattle, but also humans and some animals of wild African fauna" - said Prof. Michał Kobusiewicz, one of the expedition members.
- New Prehistoric Sites Found By Polish Academy In Faiyum, Bahariya, Farafra And Sinai
Nauka w Polsce With two photos. During this year's prospecting the Combined Prehistoric Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology located 46 unknown archaeological sites in Egypt, dating from the Lower Paleolithic to the late Neolithic....
- Online Article: Tracking East African Cattle Herders From Prehistory To The Present
Expedition Magazine In PDF format. Tracking East African Cattle Herders from Prehistory to the Present By Kathleen Ryan, Photography by Jennifer Chiappardi Expedition Volume 51, Number 3 Winter 2009 Cattle herding, as well as dairying, has long been a...
- 45th Anniversary Of The Cpe
Serwis Nauka w Polsce The achievements of the largest and oldest existing prehistoric archaeological expedition, that's backbone is made up of Polish and American archaeologists, was the main theme of a conference in Warsaw. The meeting was arranged...
- Studies Of Rock Art In Dakhleh Oasis
Nauka w Polsce "The creators of rock drawings in Dakhla were shepherds. They lived about 8 – 5,000 years ago” – said Prof. Michał Kobusiewicz from the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology at the Polish Academy of Sciences, who is studying the...
- Cataloguing Megaliths In The Western Desert
http://tinyurl.com/zo4o2 (naukawpolsce) Huge thanks to A. Soliter for pointing me at the English language page on the naukawpolsce website, which includes the following important news item, on the above page. It dates to 25th January 2006, but I can't...