PowerArt

The last volume of the Archéo-Nil journal is now out! Volume 34 notably contains a thematic dossier gathering 7 papers resulting from the discussions held at the ULB - Université libre de Bruxelles during the international workshop "Giving a voice to the voiceless. The intercultural and socio-ecological setting of the Pre-/Protohistoric Lower and Middle Nile Valley (c. 6000-2600 BCE) (15/09/2023): https://poj.peeters-leuven.be/content.php?url=issue.php&journal_code=ANI&issue=0&vol=34

We express our deepest gratitude to the editorial team of Archéo-Nil for its trust and support, and to Peeters Publishers for their professionalism. We also thank the ULB - Université libre de Bruxelles, the CReA-Patrimoine and the FNRS for housing and supporting this event. Of course, a special thank is due to all the colleagues who participated in this workshop and made this dossier possible!

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After several removal of the post by Facebook (according to Meta, sharing scientific results and mentioning colleagues/institutions is a disguised means of appropriating personnal data 🙄), here is a new minimalist attempt:

The first publication of PowerArt is now available: https://brill.com/view/journals/ow/4/1/article-p1_007.xml

I thank all the people, friends, colleagues and institutions who have helped make PowerArt possible!

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Our field season has come to an end. Thanks to the magazine team! More in the coming days.

What does writing a joint paper on desert archaeology look like? Three academics and their laptops Marie Brgs, Julien Cooper, Maël Crepy at HiSoMA (Lyon, France)

📣Conference alert!📣

On behalf of the Faculty of Archaeology, University of Warsaw (Wydział Archeologii Uniwersytet Warszawski), and the Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures of the Polish Academy of Sciences (Instytut Kultur Śródziemnomorskich i Orientalnych PAN) we are pleased to invite you to the conference ‘Women’s Perspectives in the Nile Valley’, which will take place on 25th-27th of June 2025 in Warsaw (Faculty of Archaeology UW). We welcome contributions from scholars investigating female experiences and perspectives in ancient Egypt and Nubia concerning the divine, royal, elite, and non-elite worlds. In addition, we particularly welcome papers investigating the history of exploration and female involvement in the study of the ancient Nile Valley.
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The submissions (including the title and abstract of the paper as well as the name and affiliation of the authors) should be sent to [email protected] by the 31st of December 2024.
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More on our webpage: http://www.iksiopan.pl/index.php/pl/
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We look forward to seeing you in Warsaw!

An groundbreaking work from a great team!

The Social Implication of a “mixed” Ceramic Assemblage: Understanding the Predynastic Community of Nag el-Qarmila (First Nile Cataract, Egypt) Through Pottery Technology - African Archaeological Review This article investigates the social landscape of the First Nile Cataract region in the 4th mill. BCE through the application of petrographic and technological approaches to pottery analysis. The study focuses on the ceramic assemblages from the settlement WK15 and the necropolis WK14 at Nag el-Qarm...

The Atbai Survey Project presented the results of our archaeological remote sensing campaign at the event “Monitoring Archaeological Sites in Sudan Using Satellite Imagery” Cairo - thanks to the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology
for organizing and hosting fantastic event - and all in attendance including MAEASaM - Mapping Africa's Endangered Archaeological Sites and Monuments.