Recovering the Material and Visual Cultures of the Southern Sudan: A Museological Resource
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Compiled by Jeremy Coote, Chris Morton, and Rachael Sparks (with the assistance of Alex Nadin); last revised 30 November 2006.
NB This bibliography lists only the publications referred to in the website, including the works referred to in the detailed catalogue entries. It is not intended as a comprehensive bibliography of the literature relevant to the study of the material and visual cultures of Southern Sudan, for which a variety of resources exist elsewhere. For example, for a recently published general bibliography, see: Southern Sudan: An Annotated Bibliography, by Terje Tvedt (London: I. B. Tauris, 2004).
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