Sudanese artifacts restored by French archaeologist
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International archaeologists have worked for years in Sudan to show that the country itself has an extensive amount of ancient treasure and is not just "a satellite of neighboring Egypt," reported VOA News. /VCG Photo
International archaeologists have worked for years in Sudan to show that the country itself has an extensive amount of ancient treasure and is not just "a satellite of neighboring Egypt," reported VOA News. /VCG Photo
A wall piece with inscriptions believed to be almost 3,500 years old was displayed at the National Museum of Sudan in Khartoum, September 19, 2019. /VCG Photo
A wall piece with inscriptions believed to be almost 3,500 years old was displayed at the National Museum of Sudan in Khartoum, September 19, 2019. /VCG Photo
That piece, along with two other artifacts discovered by a group of French and Sudanese experts, were restored and delivered to the museum. /VCG Photo
That piece, along with two other artifacts discovered by a group of French and Sudanese experts, were restored and delivered to the museum. /VCG Photo
Other two items include a Meroite stela and an ancient Kandaka Nubian queen. /VCG Photo
Other two items include a Meroite stela and an ancient Kandaka Nubian queen. /VCG Photo
International archaeologists have worked for years in Sudan to show that the country itself has an extensive amount of ancient treasure and is not just "a satellite of neighboring Egypt," reported VOA News. /VCG Photo
International archaeologists have worked for years in Sudan to show that the country itself has an extensive amount of ancient treasure and is not just "a satellite of neighboring Egypt," reported VOA News. /VCG Photo
A wall piece with inscriptions believed to be almost 3,500 years old was displayed at the National Museum of Sudan in Khartoum, September 19, 2019. /VCG Photo
A wall piece with inscriptions believed to be almost 3,500 years old was displayed at the National Museum of Sudan in Khartoum, September 19, 2019. /VCG Photo