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Site developers Content developers Education Development Center, Inc. Dr. Ronald Bailey, Principal Investigator Kristen Bjork, Principal Investigator Dr. Glenn Kleiman, Technical Advisor Karen Craddock, Research Associate Dr. Timothy Kendall, Senior Scientist Michael Maffie, Technology Associate Ken Schopf, Research Assistant Alexandra Sherman, Research Assistant Site Producer Co-Producer Creative Director Technical Lead Accessibility advisor and developer Andrew Kirkpatrick Graphic designer Photography Sandra Dillon Logo development Erin Wells Shockwave design and programming Michael Maffie, Education Development Center, Inc. Video producer Judith McCray, Juneteenth Productions, Chicago, IL Seriation and Bones Explorations Design Nneka Bennett Seriation and Bones Explorations Programming James Tu Meroitic Table Design
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HTML Design/ Implementation EunJung Gonzalez Dr. William Y. Adams Enrico Ferorelli Jürgen Liepe Susanne Gänsicke Dr. Gay Robins D. Johannes of the German Archaeological Society in Cairo A. and A. Castiglioni Dr. Jacques Reinold J.-F. Gout Content advisors Dr. William Y. Adams, Professor Emeritus, Anthropology, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY Dr. Dawn Mulhern, Research Collaborator, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC Dr. Timothy Kendall, Senior Research Scientist, African Archaeology, Northeastern University; Director, NCAM-Northeastern University Archaeological Survey, Bayuda Desert, Sudan Dr. Janice Yellin, Associate Professor of Art History, Babson College, Wellesley, MA Dr. Richard Lobban, Jr., Professor of Anthropology, Rhode Island College, Providence, RI Dr. Carolyn Fleuhr-Lobban, Professor of Anthropology & Geography, Rhode Island College, Providence, RI Dr. George Armelagos, Professor of Anthropology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA Content contributors Tracy Hoffman, Harvard University Marcia Baynes digNubia Advisory Board Deanna Bank Beame, Director, YOUTH ALIVE!, Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) Dr. Michael Blakely, Director of the Cobb Human Skeleton Collection and Professor of Anthropology, Howard University and Research Director for the African Burial Ground Project Marilyn Decker, Associate Director of Science Education, Center for Enhanced Science and Mathematics Education (CESAME), Northeastern University Dr. Myles Gordon, Director of Education, American Museum of Natural History Peggy Kemp, Director, School Partnership Program, Harvard University, Graduate School of Education (Chairperson) Dorothy Merrill, Director of Science, Children's Museum Joyce Newhouse, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Pre-Engineering Program (MASS-PEP) and Vice President, National Association of Pre-College Directors Rita Organ, President, National Association of Afro-American Museums and Director of Exhibits, Museum of African-American History, Detroit Cary Sneider, Vice President for Programs, Museum of Science (Boston) Dr. Bryant York, College of Computer Science, Northeastern University Special thanks to Dr. Bruce B. Williams, for the use of drawings Mr. Lew Eatherton for the use of an archival photograph Mr. Howard Ricketts for the use of a photograph in his collection Dr. Robert Morkot, for the use of a drawing appearing in his book, The Black Pharaohs (London: 2000) Dr. Friedrich W. Hinkel, for the use of his computer generated reconstruction of the "Sun Temple" at Mero‘ Dr. Charles Bonnet and the Sudan Archaeological Mission of the University of Geneva, Switzerland, for the use of their photographs and data concerning the site of Kerma Arkansas Archaeological Survey, Fayetteville, AR for the use of their physical anthropology diagrams. Mey Saeid, Materials Scientist, for her help in reviewing information about Nubian pottery. Forestry Suppliers, Inc., Jackson, MS for use of archaeological tool photographs David Johnston for the use of photographs Dr. Kathryn Andrus for the use of photographs The University of Pennsylvania, for the use of a drawing The Sudan Archive of the University of Durham, England, for the use of archival photographs of the Sudan UNESCO, for the use of a photograph in the UNESCO Courier Dr. Saundra Murray Nettles, Associate Professor of Human Development, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, for direction of research and evaluation Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA for the use of photographs of objects from their Nubian collections and for their support Museum of the National Center for African American Artists, Boston, MA for their advice and support William Riseman of William Riseman Associates, Boston, MA for his 3D models of ancient Nubian structures. Donald Sanders of Learning Sites, Inc., Williamstown, MA, for his 3D models of ancient Nubian structures and for assistance with virtual reality technology Sudan National Museum, Khartoum, Sudan for the use of photographs of objects from its collections National Archaeological Museum, Athens, Greece for the use of photographs of objects from its collections The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY for the use of photographs of objects from its collections The Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt for the use of photographs of objects from its collections The Nubian Museum, Aswan, Egypt for the use of photographs of objects from its collections The Oriental Institute Museum, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL for the use of photographs of objects and archival photographs from its collections The Trustees of the British Museum, London, England for the use of photographs of objects from its Egyptian and Nubian collections The Luxor Museum, Luxor, Egypt, for the use of photographs of objects from its collections The Egyptian Museum (Aegyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung), Berlin, Germany for the use of photographs of objects from its Egyptian and Nubian collections Staatliche Sammlung Aegyptischer Kunst, Munich, Germany for the use of photographs of objects from its Egyptian and Nubian collections Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY for the use of photographs of objects from its Egyptian collections The Egyptian Museum, Turin, Italy, for the use of a photograph of an object in its collections Musée du Louvre, Paris, France, for the use of photographs of objects in its Egyptian collections |
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