Tag Archives: Sudan National Museum
Three new publications
In the previous entry, we referred to a blog produced by a curator of the Sudan National Museum (SNM). Today we are presenting a brand new catalogue with Highlights from the SNM, produced by the British Council, Dal Group, Zain, NCAM and … Continue reading
More blogs…
In a previous entry we referred to the blog by the Kutschera family, “A Family of the Past”. Today we want to refer to three more blogs dealing with the past of Sudan in three different manners. First of all, there is … Continue reading
Nubian Letters 22
Today our itinerary through the 22 volumes of the journal Nubian Letters is coming to an end. We wish to conclude by thanking once again Karel Innemée, one of the two editors of the journal, who gave us the permission … Continue reading
Sir Flinders Petrie
Yesterday, the Norwegian Egyptological Society, based in Bergen, started its activities for the new academic year by showing a very important Egyptological production by BBC: “The man who discovered Egypt”, dedicated to the life and works of Sir Flinders Petrie. HERE you … Continue reading
10th of May
Late last night – later than the delayed 9th of May entry – we found on the net, this very interesting video on Christian Nubia: In it, appears during a guiding in the Faras Gallery of the Sudan National Museum … Continue reading
At the Sudan National Museum and at Amarat
The morning today started with a visit to the Sudan National Museum. School classes were visiting, and I captured them during a break while enjoying the beautiful garden. On the background the new extension of the headquarters of all things Ancient … Continue reading
Past, present, and future discoveries
In the previous entry, we were referring to life on Sai in the dig house of the French Mission from the University of Lille. A particular importance of this house is that it hosts most of the archaeological material found … Continue reading
Medieval Sai Project 