...This chapter focuses on the documentation involving Nubia. It cites that paperwork was both a crutch and a curse to the Nubian campaign. UNESCO predicated its Nubian campaign on the organization's ability to generate credible acts of monumental preservation and archaeological excavation. Centre...

...This chapter looks into the Nubian campaign becoming symbolic of the global mobility and cosmopolitan representation of people. It cites the paperwork resonances connecting Nubian migration and the Nubian campaign. Through the promotion of universalism during the Nubian campaign, UNESCO attempted...

...This chapter tackles the traces of the Nubian campaign. Despite the flood, traces of Nubia remained and unveiled the unevenness of the campaign that took place there. An early and obvious indication of the issue came in the different names given to the reservoir forming behind the High Dam. Nubia's...

...This concluding chapter explores the aftermath of the Nubian campaign. It acknowledges the Temple of Dendur to be the most famous of the structures gifted abroad by Egypt during UNESCO's Nubian campaign. In Nubia, the slow dispossession and disaggregation of the region's population from the ancient...

...This chapter covers the Nubian campaign's links with the nascent and institutionalized Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), whose members aim to distance themselves from outright membership of the Cold War power blocs. Many Western commentators have long considered the High Dam as the emblematic project...

... Egyptian revolution, the Nubian campaign sought to salvage and preserve ancient temples and archaeological sites from the new barrage's floodwaters. Conducted in the neighboring regions of Egyptian and Sudanese Nubia, the project built on years of Nubian archaeological work conducted under British...