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Elena A.A. Garcea

Professore Ordinario

Italy

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Elena A.A. Garcea is an Assistant Professor at the University of Cassino and Southern Latium in Italy. Her research areas focus on archaeological findings and interpretations, including the Sudanese Neolithic, settlement patterns in the Holocene, and technological variability in ancient pottery. Her recent publications delve into the cultural and technological aspects of prehistoric communities in the Middle Nile Valley and North Africa.

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University of Siena

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Cemeteries and Settlements in Neolithic Sudan: Competing or Complementing Records?

Public Engagement and Heritage Resilience amid Sudan’s Ongoing Political Conflict

Assimilations and Replacements of Early and Middle Holocene Ceramic Productions Across Spatial and Temporal Boundaries in Northern Sudan

More than one way to perform archaeometric analyses on pottery. Case studies from prehistoric to Bronze Age Sudan

Esh-Shaheinab: The archetype of the Sudanese Neolithic, its premises and sequels

From settlement patterns to memory of place among Holocene hunter-gatherers at Sai Island, Middle Nile Valley

From settlement patterns to memory of place among Holocene hunter-gatherers at Sai Island, Middle Nile Valley

Aperçu critique du Middle Stone Age en Afrique du Nord

Technological variability in foragers’ pottery productions at the early-mid Holocene site of Sphinx, western part of Jebel Sabaloka, Sudan

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Vincenzo Spagnolo

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