Egypt
- Open Access Journal: Sudan Notes And Records
Ancient World Online (Charles Jones) Sudan notes and records [From the University of Michigan Digital General Collection] Sudan notes and records [From the University of Khartoum E - Journals] Sudan notes and records LOC Record Egyptology News Blog,...
- Former Swiss Wine Grower Uncovers Sudan's Ancient Roots
Google / AFP Charles Bonnet, the 76-year-old doyen of Sudan archaeologists who helped rewrite an ancient chapter of Africa's largest country, has come a long way from the Swiss vineyards he harvested as a youth. "As a young person, I was a wine grower....
- Travel: Fotos De Sudan
Viajes a Sudan Thanks to Teresa Soria for pointing me to a website where photographs from a visit by ASADE to the Sudan last March 2008 have been saved in the form of a photo gallery (the whole website about travel to Sudan is theirs). http://www.viajesasudan.com/fotosdesudan/Egyptology...
- Travel: Sudan
North Platte Bulletin (Dean Jacobs) A short travel piece describing experiences in the Sudan, focusing mainly on the writer's encounters with local people. Another consistent part of my conversations center on the west’s perception of Sudan.“How...
- England In The Sudan
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Egypt
Sudan honours retired anthropologist
http://news.uky.edu/news/display_article.php?category=2&artid=1101
"The Sudan government presented William Adams, professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of Kentucky, with Sudan’s highest civilian decoration.Adams was awarded the Order of the Two Niles medal from the president and governing council of the Republic of Sudan in recognition of his ongoing work and contributions to Sudan and its people. He and his wife, Nettie Kesseler Adams, have spent more than 25 years researching in the field and writing about the archaeology and history of parts of Sudan."
See the above page for more.
"The Sudan government presented William Adams, professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of Kentucky, with Sudan’s highest civilian decoration.Adams was awarded the Order of the Two Niles medal from the president and governing council of the Republic of Sudan in recognition of his ongoing work and contributions to Sudan and its people. He and his wife, Nettie Kesseler Adams, have spent more than 25 years researching in the field and writing about the archaeology and history of parts of Sudan."
See the above page for more.
- Open Access Journal: Sudan Notes And Records
Ancient World Online (Charles Jones) Sudan notes and records [From the University of Michigan Digital General Collection] Sudan notes and records [From the University of Khartoum E - Journals] Sudan notes and records LOC Record Egyptology News Blog,...
- Former Swiss Wine Grower Uncovers Sudan's Ancient Roots
Google / AFP Charles Bonnet, the 76-year-old doyen of Sudan archaeologists who helped rewrite an ancient chapter of Africa's largest country, has come a long way from the Swiss vineyards he harvested as a youth. "As a young person, I was a wine grower....
- Travel: Fotos De Sudan
Viajes a Sudan Thanks to Teresa Soria for pointing me to a website where photographs from a visit by ASADE to the Sudan last March 2008 have been saved in the form of a photo gallery (the whole website about travel to Sudan is theirs). http://www.viajesasudan.com/fotosdesudan/Egyptology...
- Travel: Sudan
North Platte Bulletin (Dean Jacobs) A short travel piece describing experiences in the Sudan, focusing mainly on the writer's encounters with local people. Another consistent part of my conversations center on the west’s perception of Sudan.“How...
- England In The Sudan
...