Mostagedda

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Mostagedda is an important Predynastic Egyptian archaeological site in Upper Egypt known for its cemeteries and settlements associated with the Badarian culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
administeredBy Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities NERFINISHED
associatedWith Tasian culture NERFINISHED
burialPosition contracted position
burialType simple pit graves
chronology early 4th millennium BCE
late 5th millennium BCE
country Egypt
culture Badarian culture NERFINISHED
environment Nile Valley desert edge
excavatedBy Gertrude Caton-Thompson NERFINISHED
Guy Brunton NERFINISHED
excavationEnd 1930s
excavationStart 1920s
hasArchaeologicalFind beads
cosmetic palettes
human skeletal remains
ivory objects
pottery
stone tools
hasEvidenceOf animal husbandry
craft production
early agriculture
long-distance exchange
hasPart cemetery
settlement
hasPublication Mostagedda and the Tasian Culture
heritageType prehistoric site
knownFor Badarian culture burials
Predynastic cemeteries
early agricultural communities
locatedIn Asyut Governorate NERFINISHED
Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
locatedNear Badari NERFINISHED
locatedOn east bank of the Nile
materialCulture decorated pottery
fine black-topped red ware
polished red ware
partOf Badari region NERFINISHED
period Predynastic Egypt NERFINISHED
researchField Egyptology
prehistoric archaeology
significance evidence for early mortuary practices in Upper Egypt
evidence for early social differentiation in Predynastic Egypt
key site for study of Badarian culture
stratigraphy multiple Predynastic phases
usedFor burial
habitation

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