Early Holocene pottery in the Western Desert of Egypt: new data from Nabta Playa
Abstract
Dated and stratified potsherds excavated at Nabta Playa belong to the earliest phase of pottery-making in the Sahara – relatively sophisticated bowls decorated with a toothed wheel. The authors explore the origins of post-Pleistocene settlers in the Sahara and the Nile Valley and discuss what prompted them to make...
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Title
Early Holocene pottery in the Western Desert of Egypt: new data from Nabta Playa
Published Date
Feb 1, 2011
Journal
Volume
85
Issue
327
Pages
99 - 115
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