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Gold of Kush emerges from the lost Kingdom on the Nile
Kanchan | Sep 9 2008
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In the capital of Sudan, upstream from the fourth cataract and about 225 miles north of Khartoum, archaeologists from the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago scoured the rock and ruins of a desolate site called Hosh el-Geruf. The kingdom...
Tags: Kush, Sudan, Kingdom on the Nile, Egyptian documents, Archealogical sites, Travel

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