Dongola, Sudan : excavations in 2012-2013
2013, 52, Tom 52, Nr A
University of Warsaw
University of Warsaw, Faculty of Archaeology
University of Warsaw, emeritus
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Abstract
The team of the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology of the University of Warsaw (PCMA) carried outexcavations in old Dongolafrom 18 November to 20 December 2012 and from 16 January to 16 February 2013. 1 This season’s excavation and conservation work was carried out in the Citadel (the royal building complex SWN, B.Iand B.v), including thearea of the north-eastern defense tower, and Kom h (the south-western quarter of the monastery enclosure and Southwest Annex).
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