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After Years of looting... the Authorities Are Encircling and Protecting the Tembus Archaeological Site.

Years after archaeological sites in northern Sudan were looted, random digs and assaults, the authorities issued a decision to fence and protect the Temps archaeological area in the northern state. Khartoum - Al-Kakhar, which is an important archaeological site in the Sudan, and which includes graveyards, rocky engravings, settlement remains and installations dating back to different periods in the history of the region, making them of great imp…
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Years after archaeological sites in northern Sudan were looted, random digs and assaults, the authorities issued a decision to fence and protect the Temps archaeological area in the northern state. Khartoum - Al-Kakhar, which is an important archaeological site in the Sudan, and which includes graveyards, rocky engravings, settlement remains and installations dating back to different periods in the history of the region, making them of great imp…

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صحيفة التغيير السودانية , اخبار السودان broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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