The 3D-models are based on the archaeological remains unearthed during excavations at Hamadab, Sudan between 2001 and 2015. The Hamadab Archaeological Project is currently housed at the German Archaeological Institute and is funded until 2018 by the Qatar Sudan Archaeological Project.
Hamadab is an urban town near the ancient capital Meroe on the eastern bank of the Nile. It flourished in the Meroitic period (3rdcentury BC to 4thcentury AD) when its population lived in a densely crowded settlement which included a temple, a representative building, fortifications, storage facilities, common housing and industrial areas.
Pawel Wolf
Ulrike Nowotnick
Catharine Hof
Nicole Salamanek
Gerald Raab
Vincent Eichmann
Frank Stremke
Nicolas Schimerl
Saskia Buechner
Björn Briewig
Hamadab archaeological project
Northsudan - Urban living in meroitic times
Hamadab Expedition | Podbielskiallee 69-71 | 14195 Berlin, Germany
E-Mail: pawel.wolf@dainst.de
Copyright: Gerald Raab 2015, www.crazyeye.at