The city of Dangeil which they just found in the 1990's so it is going to take many years for it to be excavated but they are concentrated on the temple now, but other groups are also concentrated of the general ancient city, which is huge over 24 football fields size and many of the building well preserve, but i don't think you really have a understanding of the terrain further north which is desert, in other words the access is not very easy in some parts. Even in Egypt Kidstranglehold, not everything is fully excavated and they still finding important objects till this day. Now Kidstranglehold it also depends on which university or organization doing the excavation for example the temple of Soleb is fully excavated along with the pyramids especially during the early part of century, unlike you i follow this all the time especially from blogs from Archaeologist both local and international. Again Kidstrangleshold, Kerma is one monument, among the many different monuments in Sudan, which means each archaeologist may be a specialist or focus on a particular time period of the country. In other words, some Archaeologist may focus on Kerma, others Jebel Barkal, others Amara West, others pyramids, other Christian period etc. There is alot to cover, and each organization are in charge of a particular monument.
Just to let you know kidstranglehold there is not many ancient cities found in Egypt. I thinking you are getting the monuments such as temples confused for actual cities. I agree Egypt do get a great deal of funding than us, but there is not accuse for other African countries to not have similar discipline even with limited funding.
It is obvious you are not as well verse in the monuments in Sudan, and which institutions stewardship of the different monuments of the country.
In honesty who Sudan get most of our funding and who some of you guys love to demonize "Arabs" from Qatar and Saudi Arabia. LOL
Ironic
