A journey through Nubia

Episode 4 of the Present stories of our Ancient Egypt podcast, hosted by Nariman Nofal, Shaza Hisham, Farida Ehab & Malak Magdy, titled "A journey through Nubia" was published on June 22, 2021 and runs 16 minutes.

June 22, 2021 ·16m · Present stories of our Ancient Egypt

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This podcast showcases my journey through Nubia’s culture, traditions, and language. Representing my relationship with Nubia’s generous people, who will accompany the listener to different palaces throughout the whole piece.

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This podcast showcases my journey through Nubia’s culture, traditions, and language. Representing my relationship with Nubia’s generous people, who will accompany the listener to different palaces throughout the whole piece.

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