Part 1 of 5 Julie Anderson, a Canadian archaeologist, and Salah M. Ahmed of the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums of Khartoum (NCAM), collaborating on this mission to dig out the temple of Dangeil. Buried in the site at Dangeil (which means "redbrick rubble" in Nubian) are the remains of a Meroitic period temple dedicated to the god Amun.

Part 2 of 5 Julie Anderson, a Canadian archaeologist, and Salah M. Ahmed of the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums of Khartoum (NCAM), collaborating on this mission to dig out the temple of Dangeil. Buried in the site at Dangeil (which means "redbrick rubble" in Nubian) are the remains of a Meroitic period temple dedicated to the god Amun.

Part 3 of 5 Julie Anderson, a Canadian archaeologist, and Salah M. Ahmed of the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums of Khartoum (NCAM), collaborating on this mission to dig out the temple of Dangeil. Buried in the site at Dangeil (which means "redbrick rubble" in Nubian) are the remains of a Meroitic period temple dedicated to the god Amun.

Part 4 of 5 Julie Anderson, a Canadian archaeologist, and Salah M. Ahmed of the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums of Khartoum (NCAM), collaborating on this mission to dig out the temple of Dangeil. Buried in the site at Dangeil (which means "redbrick rubble" in Nubian) are the remains of a Meroitic period temple dedicated to the god Amun.

Part 5 of 5 Julie Anderson, a Canadian archaeologist, and Salah M. Ahmed of the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums of Khartoum (NCAM), collaborating on this mission to dig out the temple of Dangeil. Buried in the site at Dangeil (which means "redbrick rubble" in Nubian) are the remains of a Meroitic period temple dedicated to the god Amun.

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Part 1 of 5 Julie Anderson, a Canadian archaeologist, and Salah M. Ahmed of the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums of Khartoum (NCAM), collaborating on this mission to dig out the temple of Dangeil. Buried in the site at Dangeil (which means "redbrick rubble" in Nubian) are the remains of a Meroitic period temple dedicated to the god Amun. The government of Sudan and Chinese government in their intention to building the Kajbar dam, Dal and other dams in nubian land, if these dams are built, the Nubian society will be gone forever and the dams would result in a great archeological loss to the world. Rescue Nubia the land of civilization and help nubian people to protect their land heritage culture and language by pressuring the government of Sudan to stop constructing dams in nubia for support nubian people please contact us

Part 2 of 5 Julie Anderson, a Canadian archaeologist, and Salah M. Ahmed of the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums of Khartoum (NCAM), collaborating on this mission to dig out the temple of Dangeil. Buried in the site at Dangeil (which means "redbrick rubble" in Nubian) are the remains of a Meroitic period temple dedicated to the god Amun The government of Sudan and Chinese government in their intention to building the Kajbar dam, Dal and other dams in nubian land, if these dams are built, the Nubian society will be gone forever and the dams would result in a great archeological loss to the world. Rescue Nubia the land of civilization and help nubian people to protect their land heritage culture and language by pressuring the government of Sudan to stop constructing dams in nubia for support nubian people please contact us

Part 5 of 5 Julie Anderson, a Canadian archaeologist, and Salah M. Ahmed of the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums of Khartoum (NCAM), collaborating on this mission to dig out the temple of Dangeil. Buried in the site at Dangeil (which means "redbrick rubble" in Nubian) are the remains of a Meroitic period temple dedicated to the god Amun. The government of Sudan and Chinese government in their intention to building the Kajbar dam, Dal and other dams in nubian land, if these dams are built, the Nubian society will be gone forever and the dams would result in a great archeological loss to the world. Rescue Nubia the land of civilization and help nubian people to protect their land heritage culture and language by pressuring the government of Sudan to stop constructing dams in nubia for support nubian people please contact us