The pyramids of Meroë in Sudan, built of granite and sandstone. Shutterstock In the West, cultural narratives about civilization, erudition and technological advancement center around the Middle East ...

More than two dozen sites affected -NGO report Museums and libraries have suffered damage World heritage sites could be at risk -researcher CAIRO, July 5 (Reuters) - In Sudan's capital, precious books ...

While working as a military surgeon in modern-day Sudan, the Italian-born Giuseppe Ferlini heard tales of gold hidden among the ancient ruins surrounding Meroe. He had taken up the post of surgeon ...

Desecrated by plunderers, threatened by floodwaters and largely overshadowed by their Egyptian counterparts, Sudan’s ancient archaeological sites may finally be poised to receive broader recognition.

"The pyramid field of Meroe was huge and crowded. It was in fact divided into the West Cemetery, the South Cemetery and the North Cemetery. Situated on the east bank of the Nile, the town of Meroë ...

The word “pyramid” is synonymous with Egypt, but it is actually neighbouring Sudan that is home to the world’s largest collection of these spectacular ancient structures. You can listen to more ...