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Jebel Barkal Archaeological Project: Historical Summary
Jebel Barkal Archaeological Project, University of Michigan
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- University of Michigan
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- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · contextualizes · Historical summary; temple persistence and local kingdom after imperial contraction
Supports continuity and later local development.
- event Post-imperial continuity and local political emergence at Jebel BarkalEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · contextualizes · Historical summary; temple persistence and local kingdom after imperial contraction
Supports continuity and later local development.
- relationship Post-imperial continuity and local political emergence at Jebel Barkal — follows — Egyptian occupation and temple development at Jebel BarkalEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Historical summary
Provides the ordered sequence.
- date assertion Post-imperial continuity and local political emergence at Jebel Barkal — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · dates · Historical summary; temple persistence and local kingdom after imperial contraction
Supports continuity and later local development.
- date assertion Egyptian occupation and temple development at Jebel Barkal — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · dates · Historical summary; Egyptian occupation c. 1500–1070 BCE
Provides the broad occupation sequence and temple history.
- entity Jebel Barkal and NapataEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides site history · Historical summary; Kerma material, Egyptian occupation c. 1500–1070 BCE, and later local kingdom
Provides the site sequence.
- date assertion Jebel Barkal and Napata — date assertioninforms · provides site history · Historical summary; Kerma material, Egyptian occupation c. 1500–1070 BCE, and later local kingdom
Provides the site sequence.
- event Egyptian occupation and temple development at Jebel BarkalEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides site history · Historical summary; Egyptian occupation c. 1500–1070 BCE
Provides the broad occupation sequence and temple history.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides site history · Historical summary; Egyptian occupation c. 1500–1070 BCE
Provides the broad occupation sequence and temple history.
- relationship Jebel Barkal and Napata — part of — New Kingdom EgyptEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides site history · Egyptian occupation c. 1500–1070 BCE
Provides the imperial phase.
- claim Nubian communities and institutions show continuity and political agency through and after Egyptian imperial contraction.Evidence confidence: highsupports · supports · Historical summary
Provides imperial and post-imperial continuity and local development.
- claim The available evidence does not support a uniform North African collapse around 1200 BCE.Evidence confidence: highsupports · supports · Historical summary
Provides long institutional and local continuity in Nubia.