Badari culture, Archaeological culture in Egypt.
Badarian culture, known for its ceramics, dates back to approximately 5000-4000 B.C.
Predates the Amratian culture of Naqada and is often regarded as a precursor to it.
It differentiated itself through advanced pottery and excellent quality basalt vases.
The main site is at Badari, a village in Upper Egypt.
The Badarians were farmers who appear to have led a sedentary lifestyle.
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