The focus and concentration of archaeological research within specific regions of the Sudan has had many negative effects, illustrated in the December 2019 issue of Azaniaattempting to shift the focus to research beyond the confines of the Nile Valley. This paper is part of the continuing efforts to expand archaeological exploration in new areas of the Sudan. The identification of sites within the Nuba Mountains. Jebel Damik is in the middle of the region. A survey was carried out to get acquainted with its characteristics, its most prominent archaeological components, and their classifications. The concentration of specific material remains – remains of stone houses, storage places, grinding tools and cemeteries – are strong indicators for continuity and complexity of habitation. The results show the importance of the role of topographical features in determining where certain aspects of material culture were located. Further systematic research is required to determine the precise nature of the cultural and historical trajectory of the site and the wider region.

Jebel Damik: - A preliminary report at An Archaeological site in the Noba Mountains (Sudan)