Doukki Gel

The excavation area reveals multiple layers of ancient structures, including temples, wells, and residential quarters spread across the northern Sudanese landscape.

Swiss archaeologist Charles Bonnet initiated extensive research at the site during the 1960s, leading to discoveries about Nubian civilization and its connections to Egypt.

Excavated artifacts demonstrate the advanced craftsmanship of ancient Nubian societies through pottery works, tools, and agricultural implements found at the location.

The Swiss-Franco-Sudanese archaeological mission manages site access, with guided tours available through local authorities and research teams.

A Meroitic period well, constructed with precise engineering methods, stands as one of the largest ancient water structures discovered in northern Sudan.

GPS coordinates: 19.64110,30.41710

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:48