Abstract

Die Sammlung umfasst Digitalisate über die archäologische Stätte Wad Ban Naqa. In der Zeit um 15–0 v. Chr. stand hier ein Palast mit weiteren Gebäuden. Nach einer Inschrift wurde der Palast von Amanishakheto in Auftrag gegeben.

Language:

German

Digital Format:

HTML, JPEG/JFIF

Digital Type:

Text, Still image, Distributed collection

Subject:

Culture
Culture > Culture > Cultural creation
Culture > Culture > Cultural identity
Culture > Religion
Culture > Philosophy and ethics > Belief
Culture > History
Culture > History > Archaeology
Culture > History > Religious history
Culture > History > Local history
Culture > Linguistics
Culture > Languages
Culture > Visual arts
Culture > Visual arts > Architecture
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Human settlements
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Buildings and the build environment
Culture > Visual arts > Buildings
Culture > Visual arts > Monuments
Politics, law and economics > Labour > Working in Quarrying

Period:

Prehistory

Culture:

African

Spatial Coverage:

East Africa > SUDAN
North Africa

Relationships:

Relation type	Target identifier
May be under the responsibility of an institution	Sudanarchäologische Gesellschaft zu Berlin e.V. c/o Seminar für Archäologie und Kulturgeschichte Nordostafrikas, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin [Institution]
May be made available via a product or service	Wad Ban Naqa: Online [Service]
See also	Projekte und Arbeiten der SAG [Digital Collection]
See also	Buhen [Digital Collection]
See also	El Kurru [Digital Collection]
See also	Gebel Barkal [Digital Collection]
See also	Kerma [Digital Collection]
See also	Meroe [Digital Collection]
See also	Musawwarat es Sufra [Digital Collection]
See also	Amada [Digital Collection]
See also	Naqa [Digital Collection]
See also	Nuri [Digital Collection]
See also	Old Dongola [Digital Collection]
See also	Soleb [Digital Collection]
See also	Tumbos [Digital Collection]

URI:

http://www.michael-culture.org/de/id/eprint/1124