TY  - BOOK
T1  - Old Dongola Fieldwork – Seasons 2005/2006 and 2006; Appendix 1: Old Dongola 2006: Conservation Report; Appendix 2: Exploration of Kom J in Old Dongola
T2  - Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean Reports
A1  - Gazda, Daniel
A1  - Martens-Czarnecka, Malgorzata
A1  - Jakobielski Stefan
A1  - Moryto-Naumiuk, Dorota
PP  - Warsaw
YR  - 2008
UL  - http://aegyptiaca.uni-muenster.de/Record/105785
AB  - Work was undertaken in the so-called Southwestern Annex and the Southwestern Building, concurrently with the excavation of the Monastery Church adjoining areas. In the later season, part of the so-called Central Building was excavated, as was an area east of the Monastery Church and Room 26 and a passageway leading to it in the Northwestern Annex. Investigations of Kom J, began in 2003, were completed this year. Relics of two structures in a very poor state of preservation were cleared; although they remain unidentified, they cannot have been churches. The recorded ceramics indicate that at least some part of this architecture was still in use in the 11th/12th century. One of the chief tasks of the conservation team working this season in the monastery on Kom H was to put together the mural depicting the Massacre of the Innocents from the tumbled southern part of the vault in Room 6 of the Southwestern Annex. Another effort was to protect the murals newly discovered in the Central Building (H-CB), among others, a depiction of an angel on the north wall of Room CB.2 Several murals were cleaned and strengthened, including the depictions of Archangel Raphael taming a unicorn (P 14/SW3 E), St Epiphanius (P 22 SW4.S) and Christ in a medallion (P 20/SW4.W).
KW  - DONGOLA : Ortsnamen für Orte der Antike
KW  - AUSGRABUNGSBERICHT : Diverses
KW  - NUBIEN : Ländernamen
KW  - KLOSTER : Bauten im weitesten Sinn
KW  - KIRCHE : Bauten im weitesten Sinn
KW  - KOPTISCHE ZEIT : Epochenbezeichnungen
ER  -