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The tradition known as Middle Paleolithic Egypt is found in the Nile Valley and to the west of the Nile Valley, near what were then water sources, in northern Sudan and Egypt from 230,000 BP to 45,000 BP. The humans of the Middle Paleolithic Egypt are considered to be <span class=&#x22;highlight&#x22;>Homo sapiens</span> that share traits with archaic <span class=&#x22;highlight&#x22;>Homo sapiens</span> and with Neanderthals. No human remains have yet been found in Egypt. They were nomadic or semi-nomadic hunters and/or scavengers and gatherers.

Kharga Oasis in prehistory

Early and  Middle Paleolithic sites near Arkin, Sudan

Contributions to the study of the Early and Middle Paleolithic of Nubia

The Mousterian industries of Nubia

The Khormusan

Tradition summary

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Egypt during the last interglacial

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Author	Title	Publication Date
Caton-Thompson, Gertrude	Kharga Oasis in prehistory	1952
Chmielewski, Waldemar	Early and Middle Paleolithic sites near Arkin, Sudan	1968
Guichard, Jean	Contributions to the study of the Early and Middle Paleolithic of Nubia	1968
Marks, Anthony E.	The Mousterian industries of Nubia	1968
Marks, Anthony E.	The Khormusan	1968
Wendorf, Fred	Tradition summary	2004
Wendorf, Fred	Bibliography	1968
Wendorf, Fred	Egypt during the last interglacial	1993

Middle Paleolithic Egypt

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