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Settlements in Sudan · Mysteria

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Settlements in Sudan

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🇸🇩 Sudan · Pyramid

Sai Island Pyramid & Temple Complex

Kerma Classic to Napatan (2500–300 BCE) · Kerma / Egyptian / Kushite

Strategic Nile island town with Kerma tumuli and Napatan small pyramids — Egyptian fortress-temple city 1550 BCE on 12 km Sai Island between 2nd–3rd cataracts.

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🇸🇩 Sudan · Pyramid

Amara West Temple-Town

New Kingdom (Ramesside) to Early Napatan · Egyptian (viceregal) / Kushite

Ramesside viceregal capital town of Kush at Amara West — 200 m walled city of Seti I/Ramesses II c.1300 BCE with Amun temple and external Napatan mini-pyramid cemetery.

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🇸🇩 Sudan · Pyramid

Sesebi Temple-Fortress (Akhenaten)

Amarna to post-Amarna New Kingdom to Napatan · Egyptian (Amarna) / Kushite

Akhenaten’s fortified Nubian temple town c.1350 BCE at Sesebi — walled 200×250 m with four temples and external Napatan mini-pyramids.