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This project aims to locate the surviving human and animal remains from the Archaeological Survey of Nubia and to bring them back together electronically in an online database.
This project aims to combine known records with new research to broaden current knowledge and increase understanding of animal specimens, and how they were born out of the religious beliefs of the time.
This project aims to improve our knowledge of the treatments used in pharaonic times.
Immunocytochemistry has been used to successfully diagnose Schistosomiasis in ancient Egyptian tissues, suggesting schistosoma antigens may still be present after thousands of years.
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