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Saint Peter inserted into a Pharaonic painting, Wadi es-Sebua (late seventh-early eight century) (Public Domain) — 21 Oct 2022

From Pagan To Christian To Islam, Religious Wars In Ancient Sudan

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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A change in religion more often than not, leads to bloodshed and war as gods hold on to their powers, and their priests and kings and queens take up arms to defend them. The history of Sudan has seen the Nubians defend their religion first against...
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Saint Peter inserted into a Pharaonic painting, Wadi es-Sebua (late seventh-early eight century) (Public Domain) — 21 Oct 2022

From Pagan To Christian To Islam, Religious Wars In Ancient Sudan

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

0

A change in religion more often than not, leads to bloodshed and war as gods hold on to their powers, and their priests and kings and queens take up arms to defend them. The history of Sudan has seen the Nubians defend their religion first against...
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Secrets in The Sands Of Sudan: The Kushite Kings’ Pyramids — 19 Oct 2022

Secrets in The Sands Of Sudan: The Kushite Kings’ Pyramids

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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After the decline of Egypt’s New Kingdom, the Kings of Kush established the 25th Dynasty by expanding their territory to include Egypt, and ruled as the Black Pharaohs for at least a hundred years. Although the term ‘pyramid’ is usually...
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Secrets in The Sands Of Sudan: The Kushite Kings’ Pyramids — 19 Oct 2022

Secrets in The Sands Of Sudan: The Kushite Kings’ Pyramids

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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After the decline of Egypt’s New Kingdom, the Kings of Kush established the 25th Dynasty by expanding their territory to include Egypt, and ruled as the Black Pharaohs for at least a hundred years. Although the term ‘pyramid’ is usually...
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Sunset at temple ruins of Soleb, Sudan (Thomas / Adobe Stock) — 17 Oct 2022

The Three Niles And Cataract Settlements Of Ancient Sudan

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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On January 1, 1956, after centuries of foreign rule, Sudan finally gained its independence from Great Britain, three years after independence was granted to Egypt on June 18, 1953, and today the borders between the two countries are clearly...
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Sunset at temple ruins of Soleb, Sudan (Thomas / Adobe Stock) — 17 Oct 2022

The Three Niles And Cataract Settlements Of Ancient Sudan

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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On January 1, 1956, after centuries of foreign rule, Sudan finally gained its independence from Great Britain, three years after independence was granted to Egypt on June 18, 1953, and today the borders between the two countries are clearly...
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Charge of the 21th lancers at Ondurman. William Barnes Wollen (1857-1936) — 03 Nov 2017

Might Makes Right on the Field of Death: The Bloodsoaked Battle of Omdurman — Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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The British forces watched for the enemy to get within yards before opening up their artillery. They waited, breath held, for the Dervishes to cross into the killing zone.As the Dervish warriors barreled forward, the British forces and their allies...
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Charge of the 21th lancers at Ondurman. William Barnes Wollen (1857-1936) — 03 Nov 2017

Might Makes Right on the Field of Death: The Bloodsoaked Battle of Omdurman — Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

0

The British forces watched for the enemy to get within yards before opening up their artillery. They waited, breath held, for the Dervishes to cross into the killing zone.As the Dervish warriors barreled forward, the British forces and their allies...
Read More

01 Nov 2017

Swords Versus Machine Guns: The Lopsided Battle of Omdurman — Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

1

Victorian imperialism reached its apex on 2 September 1898, when the modern British army faced off against an army of poorly equipped Islamic fundamentalists known as Mahdists, and the battle would end the Mahdist War that began in 1881. Even...
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01 Nov 2017

Swords Versus Machine Guns: The Lopsided Battle of Omdurman — Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

1

Victorian imperialism reached its apex on 2 September 1898, when the modern British army faced off against an army of poorly equipped Islamic fundamentalists known as Mahdists, and the battle would end the Mahdist War that began in 1881. Even...
Read More

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