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The Domed tombs of Eastern Sudan: Their functional, cultural and psychological values
This study examines the domed tombs of Eastern Sudan, focusing on their functional, cultural, and psychological significance within local communities. Salah Omer As-Sadig explores the architectural characteristics of these tombs, their symbolic forms, and their roles in the social and spiritual life of the region. The book traces the historical development of tomb construction in Eastern Sudan and investigates how religious beliefs, tribal traditions, and environmental factors influenced funerary practices. Through field observations and cultural analysis, the author highlights the importance of domed tombs as markers of identity, social hierarchy, and collective memory. The work also considers the psychological value of these structures, emphasizing their role as places of reverence, connection with ancestors, and expressions of cultural continuity. This book serves as an important reference for researchers in archaeology, anthropology, Sudanese cultural studies, and African funerary traditions.
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