Archaeology,
Volume 62 Number 6, November/December 2009
Volume 62 Number 6, November/December 2009
A collaborative project intended to focus ideas and thoughts on the history of the Oriental Institute of The University of Chicago.
When frequent ARCHAEOLOGY contributor Andrew Lawler reported on the construction of Sudan's massive Merowe Dam on the Nile River at Hamdab, some 220 miles north of the capital Khartoum ("Damming Sudan," November/December 2006), innumerable ancient sites were about to be flooded. The disastrous situation also posed a humanitarian crisis, as those in the water's path were systematically forced from their homes. The following year, University of Chicago archaeologist Geoff Emberling joined an international salvage effort to document sites before they disappeared..
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