Between Two Worlds: The Frontier Region Between Ancient Nubia and Egypt 3700 BC - 500 Ad

Abstract

Chapter One - Introduction: A Nubian Worshipper of Isis from the Second Century BC Chapter Two - Frontiers Chapter Three - The Beginnings: A-Group Lower Nubia and the Emerging Egyptian State (c. 3700-2800BC) Chapter Four - Old Kingdom Domination and the Rebirth of the Native Polities (c. 2800-2160BC) Chapter Five - Lower Nubia and First Intermediate Period Egypt (c. 2160-2055BC) Chapter Six - Lower Nubia between Kerma and Middle Kingdom Egypt (c. 2055-1650BC) Chapter Seven - Kerma Domination in Lower Nubia in the Second Intermediate Period (c. 1650-1550BC) Chapter Eight - Locating the Cultures of Lower Nubia in the Late Neolithic, Early and Middle Bronze Age: Some Preliminary Conclusions Chapter Nine - New Kingdom Egypt in Nubia (c. 1550-1069BC) Chapter Ten - Religion and Society in New Kingdom Nubia Chapter Eleven - Nubians and Egyptians in New Kingdom Nubia: The Degrees of Egyptianization . Chapter Twelve - A Long, Silent Interlude? Lower Nubia in the Third Intermediate Period (c. 1069-795BC) Chapter Thirteen - Lower Nubia under the Twenty-Fifth Dynasty and the Napatan Kings (c. 795-332BC) Chapter Fourteen - The Neighbour of Ptolemaic Egypt (c. 332-30BC) Chapter Fifteen - Uniting Two Worlds: Lower Nubia in the Time of the Meroitic Viceroys (c. 30BC to the Middle of the AD Fourth Century) Chapter Sixteen - Post-Meroitic Lower Nubia before the Advent of Christianity Chapter Seventeen - Epilogue. Three Ages of Lower Nubian Autonomy: The A-Group and C-Group Chiefdoms and the Kingdom of Noubadia

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