المكتشفات الأثرية على إمتداد ساحل البحر الأحمر السوداني : دراسة توثيقية

Abstract EN

The present paper sets forth a documentary study about archaeological works so for done along the Sudanese Red Coast during the last decades.

the report includes information pertinent to the surveys and test excavations (erkowit).

it also embraces the results of excavations performed by the Joint Mission of Khartoum and Lion II (France) Universities at Aydhab port and follow-up excavations executed by a Japanese Archaeological Mission at Aydhab and Badi sites in the 1980’s and 1990’s of the last century.

the report comprises the notes of early travelers and researchers shedding lights on the archaeological works along the coastal region of the eastern Sudan.

moreover, the present study brought about the results of surveys and researches regarding relics of Islamic period (Qubbas and tombstones) littered this region.

the overall outcome of these research activities have convinced us that the eastern Sudan is archaeologically-rich territory.

hence, future works will be eagerly awaited to allow this immense cultural heritage to have seen the horizon.