The investigation of the material, cultural and social foundations of past societies (both with and without writing) in Egypt and Sudan forms the focus of the research group »Archaeology in Egypt and Sudan«. Within this group a number of new field projects as well as collaborations with international missions and museums are conducted, to achieve a broad chronological and contextual framework for interdisciplinary analyses. Additional goals include the processing and publication of some aspects of the excavations at Tell el-Dabʿa as well as the maintenance, standardisation and collation of existing analogue and digital archives of that site.

 


Reconstruction of Amphorae Trade Networks in New Kingdom Egypt
Communities Reassembled – Rethinking Identity in Ancient Egypt
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Beyond Politics: Material Culture In Second Intermediate Period Egypt and Nubia
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Egypt in the Levant
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Aswan: Pottery of the Middle Kingdom
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Kom Ombo: City and Hinterland
Living Nubia
Pottery and the Valley of the Kings: »The remains of objects not worth describing«
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Landscape and Cityscape
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The harbour of Tell el-Daba
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Tell el-Dabʿa: 13th and 15th Dynasties Tombs from Area F/I
Tell el-Dabʿa: The settlement of the late Middle Kingdom in Area A/II
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Tell el-Dabʿa: The scarabs, seals and seal impressions of the areas H/I to H/VI at Ezbet Helmi
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Classification of Canaanite Fabrics from Tell el-Dabʿa
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Beautiful Kush
InBetween: Reappraising Nubian Identity through Material Culture