The British Museum has an update on this season’s archaeological excavations in the town of Amara West. “Amara West is an ancient town in northern Sudan, the adminstrative capital of Upper Nubia, known as Kush, occupied by pharaonic Egypt between 1500 and 1070 BC.”   (via Amara West 2012: the town – halfway through the season « British Museum blog)
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The British Museum has an update on this season’s archaeological excavations in the town of Amara West. “Amara West is an ancient town in northern Sudan, the adminstrative capital of Upper Nubia, known as Kush, occupied by pharaonic Egypt between 1500 and 1070 BC.”   (via Amara West 2012: the town – halfway through the season « British Museum blog)

Source: blog.britishmuseum.org

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