Presents a summary of the results of 15 years of work at the site of Kerma by the University of Geneva's Mission to the Sudan.
Attention is given to the town, structures by the Nile, and the cemetery.
This is a study on the pottery from the site of Mahal Teglinos, near Kassala, eastern Sudan. The ceramic material is described and analyzed. The excavations at the fortress of Dorginarti, at the north of the 2nd cataract in Nubia, yielded archaeological materials dating to the Saite and Persian Periods. Kush was part of the Persian empire, and Dorginarti may have served as a frontier post in the period. 3rd century A.D. This excludes a connection with the resettlement of the region in Graeco-Roman times.