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SUMMARY:ARCE Lecture: Enigmatic Sites and Headless Nubians
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DESCRIPTION:Scattered throughout the southeastern desert of Egypt are 
 several late Roman sites\, comprising clusters of dry-stone structures
  (often including more than a hundred separate buildings).  Similariti
 es in architecture and ceramic material reveal a connection between th
 ese settlements\, all of which appear to have flourished between 400 a
 nd 600 CE.  Often termed "enigmatic sites," the purpose or even the et
 hnic affiliations of their inhabitants remain sources of speculation. 
  New archaeological work and survey over the past seven years has reve
 aled not only new examples of these settlements\, but also exciting in
 formation about why these sites were built\, and who might have built 
 them.
LOCATION:ISAW Lecture Hall
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CONTACT:isaw@nyu.edu
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