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The Kushites ruled during a golden age of cultural exchange, even conquering Egypt to establish the 25th dynasty, led by the ...

“If Kushites were processing gold way out here, more than 200 miles from their capital city Kerma, there had to have been good logistics and discipline,” he said of the site at Hosh el-Guruf.

The Kushites continued to rise in power, raiding north until they conquered all of Egypt in in the eighth century B.C. Prior to conquering Egypt, the Kushites typically didn’t have much ...

After the Kushites lost control of Egypt, they retreated back to their corner of Nubia, eventually establishing a new capital ...

Pyramid building was popular among the Kushites. They built them until their kingdom collapsed in the fourth century AD. Derek Welsby, a curator at the British Museum in London, ...

The Kushites and Egyptians saw the pinnacle as a sacred rearing cobra. Courtesy of Hossam Aboulmagd Archeologist Tim Kendall walks through the sand dunes near Taharqa’s pyramid in Nuri.

The discovery of a gold “factory” and burial sites along the Nile in Sudan reveals that the ancient African kingdom of Kush was more vast and powerful than realised, and traded heavily in gold.

Tombs with human remains lie beneath these 2,000-year-old pyramids, discovered in the ancient cemetery near the ancient town of Gematon in Sudan.

They date back around 2,000 years, to a time when a kingdom called "Kush" flourished in Sudan.Pyramid building was popular among the Kushites. They built them until their kingdom collapsed in the ...