The olmecвЂ™s giant mounds where the priests dwelled are thought to have possibly represented

An extensive section is devoted to current fieldwork, the results of which are sure to fuel new studies.The volume opens with a section of general-interest papers and closes with the content of two workshops bringing together specialist on the languages in one case and the royal iconography on the other in the Middle Nile Valley. 1-2) completes the publication of the proceedings of the 11th Conference of Nubian Studies that was held at the University of Warsaw in 2006.It follows in the wake of the first volume of the proceedings which included the main papers read at the conference.The Session Papers reflect the richness of periods and topics that were discussed: from the Paleolithic to the Fung Sultanate of Sennar and from Prehistory through the Kerma, Napata and Meroe civilizations and the post-Meroe and Christian kingdoms. Published by: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego Keywords: ancient Nubia archaeological excavations archeology International Congress of Nubiological Studies Summary/Abstract: Between the Cataracts, Part Two: Session Papers (fasc. Session PapersД¬ontributor(s): WЕ‚odzimierz Godlewski (Editor), Adam ЕЃajtar (Editor) Proceedings of the 11th Conference of Nubian Studies Warsaw University, 27 August-2 September 2006.

The olmecвЂ™s giant mounds where the priests dwelled are thought to have possibly represented