- Bir
Kiseiba is a
Neolithic archaeological site in Egypt,
dating from
approximately 11,000–5,000 BP, that lies
approximately 250 km west of the Nile in...
- the Nile
dated to 9000 BP and
cattle remains near
Nabta Playa and Bir
Kiseiba reliably dated to 7750 BP,
domesticated cattle may have
appeared much earlier...
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Achilles (2001). "The
Early to Late
Neolithic Archeofaunas from
Nabta and Bir
Kiseiba".
Holocene Settlement of the
Egyptian Sahara. pp. 609–635. doi:10...
- Many
large hearths also appear.
Early pottery from the
Nabta Playa-Bir
Kiseiba area has
characteristics unlike pottery from
surrounding regions. This...
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culture in
northeast Africa was
found in the
archaeological sites of Bir
Kiseiba and
Nabta Playa in what is now
southwest Egypt.
Domestication of sheep...
-
Achilles (2001). "The
Early to Late
Neolithic Archeofaunas from
Nabta and Bir
Kiseiba".
Holocene Settlement of the
Egyptian Sahara. pp. 609–635. doi:10...
- Beni-Derraj
Bennefa Berenice Troglodytica B-Group
Bigeh Bir el Ater Bir
Kiseiba Bir-Abdallah Bordj-Bou-Djadi Borj
Gourbata Botriana Bou-Hedma National...
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parts of the
Sahara ephemeral lakes formed such as at Abu Ballas, Bir
Kiseiba, Bir Sahara, Bir
Tarfawi and
Nabta Playa in Egypt,
which may
relate to...
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identified in the
Western Desert of
Egypt at the
sites of
Nabta Playa and Bir
Kiseiba and were
dated to c. 9500–8000 BP, but
those identifications have been...
- shapes).
Whether or not
Ounjougou ceramic culture spread as far as Bir
Kiseiba, Egypt,
which had
pottery that
resembled Ounjougou pottery, had implements...
