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The BORDERSCAPE Project WebGIS: State Formation and Settlement Patterns near the Ancient Egyptian Southern Border

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2024 Italy Publisher:Ubiquity Press, Ltd.Journal:Journal of Open Archaeology Data, volume 12 (issn: 2049-1565,

Authors: Oren Siegel; Julian Bogdani; Alberto Urcia; Serena Nicolini; Maria Carmela Gatto;

doi: 10.5334/joad.125

handle: 11573/1709926

The BORDERSCAPE Project WebGIS: State Formation and Settlement Patterns near the Ancient Egyptian Southern Border

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The BORDERSCAPE Project WebGIS database and web app provide an overview of changes in the settlement pattern of the ancient Egyptian southern border during the long process of state formation and border-making. The dataset is set up in Excel and CSV formats and includes 163 archaeological sites from the First Cataract Region in southern Egypt, dating from c. 3800 to 2300 BCE. Eighty-two sites were discovered by the Aswan-Kom Ombo Archaeological Project and are mostly unpublished. The rest of the data was retrieved from originally published material. The dataset is enriched by two inundation models created for the Nile Valley north of the cataract. The WebGIS is an opportunity for data sharing and sets the base for potential data exchange.

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Sapienza University of Rome
Italy
Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna
Italy
Polish Academy of Learning
Poland
Yale University
United States
University of Toronto
Canada

Keywords

settlement patterns, Archaeology, State Formation, Settlement Patterns, border, Egypt, egypt, Border, state formation, border-making, CC1-960, Archaeological sites; Egypt; Settlement patterns; Border; State formation; Border-making, Border-making, archaeological sites

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