Tag Archives: Arabic
Wanderings about Nubian Frontiers in Warsaw
On the 18th of December I returned to Warsaw. Such a return concerns normally a Nubiological event, but it’s of course always a pleasure to see my friends there and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the town, highlighted specially the … Continue reading
A Newly “discovered” Funerary Stela from Sai Island!
It is the first time that I haven’t written in the blog for so long, but this return does not imply that I will resume frequent blogging. However, it is a statement that medievalsaiproject.wordpress.com is alive and that if an … Continue reading
a day in the world of Sheikh Ad Din
The car with the photo of which I saluted the day yesterday had moved to the usual place for parking in front of the dig house on Sai. Next to it stood this morning the other old Land Rover of … Continue reading
Archaeology of Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa
In the previous entry, we referred to the plural involvement of the University of Bergen in African Archaeology, and it was at the end of the previous week that a very important figure of the field, professor Tim Insoll, visited Bergen … Continue reading
Medieval Sai Project 