Gebel Ramlah inhabitants, located in between upper Egypt to their north and Nubia to their south, show physical traits characteristic of both of these populations.[1] In general, morphological study indicates that Gebel Ramlah populations were the product of sub-Saharan and North African mixtures.[15] And despite cultural variations, particularly variations in burial practices between cemeteries, physical assessments indicate that differing populations within Gebel Ramlah likely had the same origins and genetic basis.[3]