primary_scientific_research · src_fulcher_siddall_emmett_spencer_2021
Multi-Scale Characterization of Unusual Green and Blue Pigments from the Pharaonic Town of Amara West, Nubia
Fulcher, Kate, Siddall, Ruth, Emmett, Trevor F., Spencer, Neal · 2021
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Document and modern access
- Type
- journal_article_and_materials_dataset
- Publication
- Heritage, MDPI, vol. 4, no. 3, 2563-2579
Records informed by this source
- relationship Amara West — provides regional parallel for — Post-imperial continuity and local political emergence at Jebel BarkalEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · contextualizes · Archaeological background and occupation c. 1300–1050 BCE
Provides the comparative settlement sequence.
- date assertion Amara West — date assertioninforms · contextualizes · Abstract and archaeological background
Provides the broad c.1300-1050 BCE occupation and pharaonic-town context.
- entity Amara WestEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Abstract and archaeological background
Provides the broad c.1300-1050 BCE occupation and pharaonic-town context.
- date assertion Late urban expansion and residential reorganization at Amara West — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · dates · Archaeological background and site chronology
Provides broad town chronology and late residential development.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides archaeological observation · Archaeological background and settlement history
Summarizes storage conversion, housing, suburb development, and the c.1300-1050 BCE town sequence.
- event Late urban expansion and residential reorganization at Amara WestEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides archaeological observation · Archaeological background and settlement history
Summarizes storage conversion, housing, suburb development, and the c.1300-1050 BCE town sequence.
- claim Nubian communities and institutions show continuity and political agency through and after Egyptian imperial contraction.Evidence confidence: highsupports · contextualizes · Archaeological background for Amara West
Provides continued urban occupation and mixed community context.