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Antiquity· 2026Q1

Miseeda: between kingdoms, through epochs—reconstructing a history of the Mahas region (Sudan)

Joanna A. Ciesielska, Mariusz Drzewiecki, Karel Christiaan Innemée, Maciej Kurcz et al.

Short summary

The Good Shepherd of Miseeda project reconstructs millennia of cultural interaction, continuity, and transformation in Sudan's Mahas region, centered on a church built around an ancient petroglyph.

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Key points

  • Investigates the Mahas region in northern Sudan through the Good Shepherd of Miseeda project.
  • Combines archaeological survey and ethnographic research methods.
  • Focuses on a church built around an ancient petroglyph.
  • Traces millennia of cultural interaction, continuity, and transformation.

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Abstract

The Good Shepherd of Miseeda project investigates remains in a section of the Mahas region in northern Sudan. Centred on a church built around an ancient petroglyph, integrated archaeological survey and ethnographic research trace millennia of cultural interaction, continuity and transformation that shaped the sacred and social landscape.

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Field: Archeology (Social Sciences)

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