Teeth Across Time: Decoding Neolithic Identity in the Middle Nile Valley
How dental traits reveal the movement, culture, and diversity of ancient pastoralists
Introduction to a Prehistoric Puzzle
The Middle Nile Valley, a cradle of Neolithic pastoralism, has long intrigued archaeologists with its rich cultural tapestry. Stretching from the First Cataract in Egypt to the confluence of the Blue and White Nile Rivers in Sudan, this region bore witness to complex societies balancing domesticated animals, wild fora…
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