Nubian Heritage Through the Ages: A Study in History & Cultural Heritage

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Tourist Guidance Department, Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, Suez Canal University

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The Nubian region is considered one of the most significant strategic areas in Africa, having witnessed the rise of many great civilizations along the banks of the Nile River throughout different historical periods. Nubia extended on both sides of the Nile from the first cataract to the upper reaches of the river, encompassing areas from the Blue Nile Basin to the fringes of Ethiopia in the east and the Kordofan region in the west. It was home to some of the oldest civilizations in Africa and maintained its cultural, political, social, and religious roles since ancient times. Nubia stood out for its unique characteristics, which greatly influenced its heritage, as reflected in the beliefs and traditions associated with the passing civilizations that flourished there. Additionally, Nubia was influenced by several factors, including: Historical factors and migration, that impacted its architecture, decorations, and traditional crafts. Geographical factors, that shaped the Nubian environment and lifestyle, Social factors, such as the customs and traditions that distinguished the Nubian community. Despite these influences, Nubia preserved its unique customs, traditions, language, and artistic heritage. This is what we will address in detail in this research "The History of Nubia Through Different Historical Eras and Its Distinguished Heritage and Art."

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