Leprosy in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, East and Central Africa.

Constructing word similarities in Meroitic as an aid to decipherment

Meroitic is the still undeciphered language of the ancient civilization of Kush. Over the years, various techniques for decipherment such as finding a bilingual text or cognates from modern or other ancient languages in the Sudan and surrounding areas has not been successful. Using techniques borrowed from information theory and natural language statistics, similar words are paired and attempts...

Microbotanical Evidence of Domestic Cereals in Africa 7000 Years Ago

The study of plant exploitation and early use of cereals in Africa has seen over the years a great input from charred and desiccated macrobotanical remains. This paper presents the results of one of the few examples in Africa of microbotanical analyses. Three grave contexts of phytolith-rich deposits and the dental calculus of 20 individuals were analysed from two Neolithic cemeteries in North ...

Leprosy and leprosy work in East Africa.

Where Now for Iraq ? Lessons from Sudanese Legal

This paper has been written during an internationally problematic period culminating in the use of military force to bring about disarmament in Iraq. The regime change that has come about as a consequence of this was arguably a central aim of the military operation. After the fall of Sadam Hussein’s government many suggestions have been made as to the nature such a change should take. One model...

Identification and Frequency Distribution of Mosquito Species in Port Sudan, Eastern Sudan

ABSTRACT        Background and Objective: This descriptive study aimed to evaluate the presence and frequency distribution of mosquito species in the city of Port Sudan, Sudan.        Methods: After collection of 500 adult mosquitoes from different sectors of the city Port Sudan, they were classified using the morphological keys for...