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African Archaeology Without Frontiers, Papers from the 2014 PanAfrican Archaeological Association Congress, Papers from the 2014 PanAfrican Archaeological Association Congress

Author

Mjema; Elinaza ; de Barros; Philip ; Lucidi; Gabriella ; Ogundiran; Akin ; Kusimba; Chapurukha M ; Davies; Matthew ; Forssman; Tim ; Moore; Henrietta L ; Kipruto; Timothy Kipkeu ; Schoeman; Alex ; Orijemie; Emubosa ; Smuts; Kate ; Dussubieux; Laure ; Tchandeu; Santores ; Seidensticker; Dirk ; W Gabriel; Festo ; Wood; Marilee ; M�Mbogori; Freda ; Narcisse ; Daggett; Adrianne ; Wiltshire; Nick ; Folorunso; Caleb Adebayo

Year

2016

Publisher

Wits University Press

Language

English

ISBN

978-1-77614-034-3

Link

Last Update

24-Oct-2024

Keywords

Archaeology

Description

African archaeology in the twenty-first century is challenged to transcend not only national and linguistic boundaries that separate scholars and researchers, but also disciplinary boundaries between archaeology and the many other fields of study that can enrich our understanding of the past, as well as the artificial boundaries within archaeology itself, such as those drawn between the study of different ‘ages’ that should not be understood in isolation. These and other issues are among the topics addressed in this edited collection of papers drawn from the proceedings of the landmark 2014 PanAfrican Archaeological Association of Prehistory and Related Studies Congress....

 

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