claim · claim_african_inland_systems_central
Eastern Sudan, highland agriculture, pastoral mobility and inland exchange must be treated as active systems in their own right rather than as passive extensions of external Red…
Eastern Sudan, highland agriculture, pastoral mobility and inland exchange must be treated as active systems in their own right rather than as passive extensions of external Red Sea trade.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · provides archaeological observation
Eastern Sudan in Its Setting: The Archaeology of a Region Far from the Nile Valley — Andrea Manzo (2017)Provides the inland archaeological framework.
Locator: Regional sequence and network chapters - supports · provides archaeological observation
Oscillating Diachronic Mobility Patterns in Prehistoric Eastern Sudan Revealed by 87Sr/86Sr Isotope Analysis — Giusy Capasso, Alessandra Sperduti, Habab Idriss Ahmed, Anna Cipriani, Luca Bondioli, Alessia Nava, Federico Lugli, Andrea Manzo (2026)Provides direct evidence for local and non-local movement.
Locator: Mobility results - supports · provides archaeological observation
On the Verge of Domestication: Early Use of C4 Plants in the Horn of Africa — Abel Ruiz-Giralt, Laurie A. Nixon-Darcus, A. Catherine D’Andrea, Yemane Meresa, Stefano Biagetti, Carla Lancelotti (2023)Provides highland subsistence evidence.
Locator: Mezber plant-use evidence
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Referenced records
- Eastern Sudan and Nubia interaction zone · entity
- Mezber · entity
- Jebel Mokram Group · entity