16ème conférence internationale d'études nubiennes
La seizième conférence international Nubian Studies: Lived experiences, diverse traditions and human and non-human agents throughout the ages se tient à Münich du 7 au 12 septembre 2026 à Münich.
Les travaux de la mission seront présentés lors de plusieurs interventions:
Lundi 7 septembre 2026:
- Session dirigée par Georges Verly et Frederik W. Rademakers, avec Johannes Auenmüller et Martin Odler portant sur l'archéométallurgie:
- Frederik Rademakers, Georges Verly, Patrick Degryse, Séverine Marchi, Charles Bonnet: A review of recent archaeometallurgical analysis of Kerma copper alloys and production waste
- Georges Verly, Frederik W. Rademakers, Johannes Auenmüller, Séverine Marchi, Charles Bonnet: Archaeological, archaeometrical and experimental approaches of a unique copper alloys metal-plate production in the Nile valley 4000 years ago
Mardi 8 septembre 2026:
- Charles Bonnet: An African civilization in Kerma
Mercredi 9 septembre 2026:
- Georges Verly, Séverine Marchi, Frederik W. Rademakers, Charles Bonnet, Patrick Degryse, Xavier Droux, Abd el-Hay Abd el-Sawy: Technical function of the cylindrical kilns from the “Castle of Gold” at Doukki Gel: A hypothesis of faience production
- Session générale dirigée par Dominique Valbelle
Jeudi 10 septembre 2026:
- Session dirigée par Juliette Laroye et l'équipe du projet IMAHP (SFDAS)
- Juliette Laroye: Development and preliminary results of a GIS for the centralization of archaeological data in the IMAHP Project
- Sébastien Poudroux: The IMAHP WebGIS Platform: A shared tool to connect the archaeological community
- Xavier Droux, Noémie Monbaron, Aurélie Quirion, Séverine Marchi: From Archives to GIS: Integrating Sixty Years of Swiss Archaeological Data in Sudan
- Dominique Valbelle: Training new specialists in academic research on Nubian and Sudanese cultures, a priority,despite the current impossibility of continuing fieldwork
Plusieurs membres de la mission participent à d'autres projets de recherche qui font l'objet de présentations auxquelles ils participent:
Clara De Clercq, Gilles Durrenmath, Sébastien Poudroux, Michel Dubar, Hisham Khidir Ahmed Karrar, Hassimi Sambo, Olivier Langlois: Holocene fluvial dy-
namics of the Wadi el-Khowi and implications for human occupations. Preliminary results from the coring survey at Kadruka (Upper Nubia, Sudan)
Abdelhai Abdelsawi: Burial Customs at the Site of Kirma (Upper Blue Nile Region)
Faïza Drici: Archaeological looting and digital response: A first assessment of the Sudan Virtual Museum initiative
Philippe Chambon, Olivier Langlois, Louiza Aoudia, Gilles Durrenmath, Sébastien Poudroux, Pascal Sellier: A small island of the Nile turned into a cemetery in the 5th millennium: KDK 23 (Kadruka, Northern State)
Faïza Drici and Sylvie Donnat: From Fieldwork to Archives: The archaeological legacy of Lille University in Sudan facing contemporary challenges
Marta Osypińska, Piotr Osypiński, Zdzisław Bełka, Carlos Magnavita, Sonja Magnavita, Friederike Jesse, Nadja Pöllath, Louis Chaix, Patricia Chiquet, Olivier Langlois, Lionel Gourichon: Coupled human–cattle mobility shaped the socioeconomical landscapes of Holocene Northeast Africa
Faïza Drici, Roxane Trioux: Report on SFDAS’role
