relationship · REL-evt_jebel_barkal_post_imperial_continuity-ASSOCIATED_WITH-site_jebel_barkal_napata
Post-imperial continuity and local political emergence at Jebel Barkal associated with Jebel Barkal and Napata
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Evidence and sources
- informs · contextualizes
Jebel Barkal Archaeological Project: Historical Summary — Jebel Barkal Archaeological Project, University of MichiganSupports continuity and later local development.
Locator: Historical summary; temple persistence and local kingdom after imperial contraction - informs · contextualizes
Holocene Nile dynamics shaped the physical and cultural landscape of ancient Nubia — Peeters, Jan, Winkels, Timotheus G., Wolf, Pawel, Skuldbøl, Tim B. B., Chamberlain, Elizabeth L., Büchner-Matthews, Saskia, Elamin, Sami M., Mohamed, El Hassan A., Emberling, Geoff (2026)Provides an environmental condition compatible with enduring settlement, not a sufficient political cause.
Locator: Abstract and results synthesis; Late Holocene geomorphic stability and floodplain development - informs · contextualizes
Gebel Barkal and the Sites of the Napatan Region — UNESCO World Heritage CentreProvides the later regional context without backdating the mature kingdom.
Locator: World Heritage significance and Napatan-region sequence