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The contributors to this volume approach homescapes from broad temporal,
geographic, and disciplinary standpoints. Despite these differences,
common themes arose among the contributions, such as the value of the
surrounding landscape in creating homescapes (e.g. Sadeq Tsakos,
surrounding landscape in creating homescapes (e.g. Sadeq, Tsakos,
Fulcher, Hamad) and the need to describe and interact with the home
creatively in the form of words or images (Fulcher, Shatta, Jennings,
Goo-Grauer). Given the rich connections between them, these papers could
@ -387,7 +387,7 @@ and Ancient Society/World Archaeology* 25, no. 2 (1993): 152-74.
Janmyr, Maja. \"The Nubians of Egypt: A Displaced Population.\" In *An
Atlas of Contemporary Egypt*, edited by Hala Bayoumi and Karine Benafla,
96-97. Paris: CNRS Éditions 2023.
96-7. Paris: CNRS Éditions 2023.
Yao, Alice. \"The Great Wall as Destination? Archaeology of Migration
and Settlers under the Han Empire.\" In *Archaeologies of Empire: Local
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Youssef, Maaï, and Mayada Madbouly. \"Displaced People and Migrants in
Cairo.\" In *An Atlas of Contemporary Egypt*, edited by Hala Bayoumi and
Karine Benafla, 32-33. Paris: CNRS Éditions, 2023.
Karine Benafla, 32-3. Paris: CNRS Editions, 2023.
[^1]: For a basic geographic and temporal introduction to Nubia, see
Maja Janmyr, \"The Nubians of Egypt: a displaced population,\" in
*An Atlas of Contemporary Egypt*, ed. Hala Bayoumi and Karine
Benafla (Paris: CNRS Éditions 2023).
Janmyr, \"The Nubians of Egypt: a displaced population,\".
[^2]: Tim Ingold, \"The Temporality of the Landscape,\" *Conceptions of
Time and Ancient Society/World Archaeology* 25, no. 2 (1993).
[^2]: Ingold, \"The Temporality of the Landscape,\".
[^3]: Alice Yao described this process for the people who were relocated
to live along the Great Wall in Han China. See Alice Yao, \"The
to live along the Great Wall in Han China. See Yao, \"The
Great Wall as Destination? Archaeology of Migration and Settlers
under the Han Empire,\" in *Archaeologies of Empire: Local
Participants and Imperial Trajectories*, ed. Anna Lucille Boozer,
B.S. Düring, and Bradley J Parker (Albuquerque, NM: SAR & UNM Press,
2020).
under the Han Empire,\".
[^4]: For an overview of the four main waves of Nubian settlement in
Cairo from 1902 until 1964, see Maaï Youssef and Mayada Madbouly,
\"Displaced People and Migrants in Cairo,\" in *An Atlas of
Contemporary Egypt*, ed. Hala Bayoumi and Karine Benafla (Paris:
CNRS Éditions, 2023).
Cairo from 1902 until 1964, see Youssef and Madbouly,
\"Displaced People and Migrants in Cairo,\".
[^5]: The High Dam (*as-Sad al-\'Aali*) was completed in 1970. The
reservoir reached its full capacity six years later.