Nubia • Saint George • African written history Nubia Preserved the Oldest Life of Saint George The oldest surviving detailed life of England’s patron saint was preserved not in England, but in an African cathedral at Qasr Ibrim. That fact changes the map of Saint George—and exposes how casually African literacy has been erased. The […]
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Illustrated by Brian Delf Aniba was a very significant fortress in the twelfth dynasty. It was located in Nubia and was about 230Km south of Aswan. Though the place is today flooded by the Lake Nasser, it was deemed a very important town at that time. It was popularly called Miam and was located around
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On the eastern bank of the Nile River, about 200 km north-east of Khartoum, Sudan, resides the archeological site that contains remnants of a once flourishing civilization that left behind remains of royal palaces, temples, residential areas, manufacturing areas and even impressive pyramid fields. This archeological site unravels the mysteries of the ancient city of
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