Excavations at Selib 2 in 2012
2015, 24, Numer 1
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Selib 2 is a Meroitic settlement site of the 1st–4th century situated on the right bank of the Nile, 9 km upstream from the Christian pilgrimage site of Banganarti. Archaeological excavation in 2011/2012 was focused on two (of three recorded) Meroitic houses located in the northeastern part of the site. The mud-brick architecture was preserved at foundation level. Large amounts of pottery, stone finds and bone fragments were collected for further analysis.
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Edwards, D. N. (1999). Meroitic ceramic studies I: A preliminary study of the Meroe West Cemetery. Meroitic Newsletter, 26, 53–77.
Hajduga, R. (2013). Archaeological research report from Selib 2 (2010 season), appendix to: B. Żurawski et al., Banganarti and Selib. Season 2010. PAM, 22, 287–293.
Hajduga, R. (forthcoming). Spinning bowls found in Selib 2. GAMAR.
Wolf, P., Nowotnick, U., and Hof, C. (forthcoming). Hamadab – Insights into development and lifestyle of a Meroitic urban settlement. In Proceedings of the 11th International Conference for Meroitic Studies, Vienna, 2008.
Żurawski, B., Cedro, A., Hajduga, R, Skowrońska, E., Solarska, K., and Badowski, T. (2014). Banganarti and Selib: season 2011. PAM 23/1, 323–342.
Żurawski, B., Stępnik, T., Drzewiecki, M., Badowski, T., Cedro, A., Molga, K., Solarska, K., and Włodarski, T. (2013). Banganarti and Selib. Season 2010, PAM, 22, 273–294.
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