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Deir Tasa

archaeological site, Egypt
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  • Tasian pottery
    Tasian culture

    …River at al-Badārī and at Deir Tasa. Tasian remains are somewhat intermingled with the materials of the subsequent Badarian culture, and, although the total absence of metal and the rougher appearance of its pottery would seem to argue for an earlier date, it is also possible that the Tasian was…

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    …River at al-Badārī and at Deir Tasa. Tasian remains are somewhat intermingled with the materials of the subsequent Badarian culture, and, although the total absence of metal and the rougher appearance of its pottery would seem to argue for an earlier date, it is also possible that the Tasian was…

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