Predynastic settlement and cemeteries at Nag el-Qarmila, Kubbaniya

Gatto, MC; Dapper, Morgan De; Gerisch, Rainer; Hart, Elizabeth; Hendrickx, Stan; Herbich, Tomasz; Joris, Hannah; Nordström, H-A; Pitre, Mindy C.; Roma, Sara; Swiech, Dawid; Usai, Donatella

doi:10.3406/arnil.2009.988

arnil

2009

DOI: 10.3406/arnil.2009.988

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Predynastic settlement and cemeteries at Nag el-Qarmila, Kubbaniya

MC Gatto¹,

Morgan De Dapper²,

Rainer Gerisch³

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“…22.b. 10 REISNER 1910JUNKER 1919, 2-5;NORDSTRÖM 1972, 12-17, 17-32;GATTO et al 2009;GATTO 2011;2014. 11 NORDSTRÖM 1972WILLIAMS 1986;1989;SMITH 1991; and see above n. 3 for the cultural theories of the early excavators.…”

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The Heritage of the A-Group. A Chronological and Cultural Re-Investigation

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“…The Nubian pottery from the cemetery and settlement at Nag el-Qarmila can be divided in locally produced Shale ware and vessels with a fabric that corresponds to the Fabric IIA (sand and ash-tempered), cf. GATTO et al 2009, NORDSTRÖM 1972 22 NORDSTRÖM 1972, 35-52, 58-66, 68-79, 81-90, pls. 6-26, 36-45; GATTO et al 14-17 (Shale), 23-27 (Fabric IIA).…”

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The Social Implication of a “mixed” Ceramic Assemblage: Understanding the Predynastic Community of Nag el-Qarmila (First Nile Cataract, Egypt) Through Pottery Technology

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2024

Afr Archaeol Rev

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This article investigates the social landscape of the First Nile Cataract region in the 4th mill. BCE through the application of petrographic and technological approaches to pottery analysis. The study focuses on the ceramic assemblages from the settlement WK15 and the necropolis WK14 at Nag el-Qarmila and identifies for the first time three technical traditions along with their synchronic and diachronic interaction. It provides new data on the more ancient phases of the so-called Naqadan productions and their relationship with the Shale Ware and the Nubian Black-Mouthed Ware. The results allow us to better frame the mixed assemblage that characterizes a site far from the elite centers and where relations between mobile and sedentary groups were, therefore, more fluid. The data obtained also constitute a comparative nucleus for the growth of technological and petrographic studies at other sites and periods, and the numerous insights that emerged will be useful for directing future research.

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Predynastic settlement and cemeteries at Nag el-Qarmila, Kubbaniya

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The Heritage of the A-Group. A Chronological and Cultural Re-Investigation

The Heritage of the A-Group. A Chronological and Cultural Re-Investigation

The Social Implication of a “mixed” Ceramic Assemblage: Understanding the Predynastic Community of Nag el-Qarmila (First Nile Cataract, Egypt) Through Pottery Technology

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