Add to ORKGThe Egypt Exploration Society: In the fourth of a series of articles on the history and work of the Egypt Exploration Society, Dr. Judith Bunbury looks at the hard evidence for ancient climate change in Egypt and Sudan – Egypt and the Global Cooling Crisis
Although Herodot's dictum that "Egypt is a gift of the Nile" is proverbial, there has been only scan...
The Last Glacial period ended with an abrupt return to warmer and wetter conditions at a number of s...
From 2004 on, geoarchaeological research is being carried out in the Nile floodplain near Dayr al Be...
The Egypt Exploration Society: In the fourth of a series of articles on the history and work of the ...
The epoch spanning the years 935-1094 constitutes - on the whole - the longest and driest period on ...
L'Egypte, territoire aride, dépend essentiellement du Nil pour l'irrigation de ses terres agricoles....
Global history is generally viewed as solely pertinent to 1492 CE and subsequent centuries; nonethel...
The history, archaeology, geography, and geology of ancient Egypt are examined with respect to the p...
Abstract The Memphite ruin mounds around the modern town of Mit Rahina in northern Egypt form a part...
The relationship between climate change and the development of Old World riverine civilizations is p...
The book in which this article has appeared will be available Open Access as of April 2017.status: p...
During the past thirty years the Survey of Memphis and others have acquired more than two hundred bo...
Nearly two thousand five hundred years have elapsed since the Greek historian Herodotus (ca. 485–425...
This study addresses the impact of climate change on the Nile River Basin (NRB) and its downstream d...
During the Quaternary period, the eastern Sahara's hydroclimate oscillated between wet and dry inter...
Although Herodot's dictum that "Egypt is a gift of the Nile" is proverbial, there has been only scan...
The Last Glacial period ended with an abrupt return to warmer and wetter conditions at a number of s...
From 2004 on, geoarchaeological research is being carried out in the Nile floodplain near Dayr al Be...
The Egypt Exploration Society: In the fourth of a series of articles on the history and work of the ...
The epoch spanning the years 935-1094 constitutes - on the whole - the longest and driest period on ...
L'Egypte, territoire aride, dépend essentiellement du Nil pour l'irrigation de ses terres agricoles....
Global history is generally viewed as solely pertinent to 1492 CE and subsequent centuries; nonethel...
The history, archaeology, geography, and geology of ancient Egypt are examined with respect to the p...
Abstract The Memphite ruin mounds around the modern town of Mit Rahina in northern Egypt form a part...
The relationship between climate change and the development of Old World riverine civilizations is p...
The book in which this article has appeared will be available Open Access as of April 2017.status: p...
During the past thirty years the Survey of Memphis and others have acquired more than two hundred bo...
Nearly two thousand five hundred years have elapsed since the Greek historian Herodotus (ca. 485–425...
This study addresses the impact of climate change on the Nile River Basin (NRB) and its downstream d...
During the Quaternary period, the eastern Sahara's hydroclimate oscillated between wet and dry inter...
Although Herodot's dictum that "Egypt is a gift of the Nile" is proverbial, there has been only scan...
The Last Glacial period ended with an abrupt return to warmer and wetter conditions at a number of s...
From 2004 on, geoarchaeological research is being carried out in the Nile floodplain near Dayr al Be...