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• Ancient Sudanese Landmarks – Monuments

  Sudan has an architectural legacy that can be traced back to the Ancient Kushite civilization, which spanned from 2500 BCE to 350 AD. The art and architectural elements in their monuments, particularly their pyramids and temples, show a dual influence of Ancient Egypt and Ancient Sudan. This is especially notable in the 25th dynasty, because…

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  29th Jun 2026

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