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OHB AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY OHBK C

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

04.07.2013

Abbildungen

250 in-text illustrations

Herausgeber

Peter Mitchell + weitere

Verlag

Oxford Academic

Seitenzahl

1078

Maße (L/B/H)

25/17,5/6,2 cm

Gewicht

1997 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-956988-5

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

04.07.2013

Abbildungen

250 in-text illustrations

Herausgeber

Verlag

Oxford Academic

Seitenzahl

1078

Maße (L/B/H)

25/17,5/6,2 cm

Gewicht

1997 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-956988-5

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: OHB AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY OHBK C


    • List of Figures


    • List of Tables


    • List of Contributors


    • Part 1: Introduction


    • 1: Peter Mitchell and Paul Lane: Introducing African Archaeology


    • Part II: Doing African Archaeology: Theory, Method, Practice


    • 2: Graham Connah: Archaeological Practice in Africa: A Historical Perspective


    • 3: Peter Schmidt: Oral History, Oral Traditions, and Archaeology: The Application of Structural Analyses


    • 4: Roger Blench: Language, Linguistics, and Archaeology: Their Integration in the Study of African Prehistory


    • 5: Scott MacEachern: Genetics and Archaeology


    • 6: Ceri Ashley: Archaeology and Migration in Africa


    • 7: Diane Lyons: Ethnoarchaeological Research in Africa


    • 8: Christian Tryon: Studying African Stone Tools


    • 9: Olivier Gosselain and Alexandre Livingstone-Smith): A Century of Ceramic Studies in Africa


    • 10: Shadrack Chirikure: The Archaeology of African Metalworking


    • 11: Benjamin Smith: Rock Art Research in Africa


    • 12: Timothy Insoll: The Archaeology of Ritual and Religions in Africa


    • 13: Stepahnie Wynne-Jones: Material Culture, Space, and Identity


    • 14: Jeff Fleisher: Landscape Archaeology


    • 15: Colin Breen: Maritime Archaeology in Africa


    • 16: Noemie Arazi and Ibrahima Thiaw: Managing Africa's Archaeological Heritage


    • 17: Chapurukha Kusimba and Carla Klehm: Museums and Public Archaeology in Africa


    • 18: Amanda Esterhuysen and Paul Lane: Archaeology and Education


    • 19: John Giblin: Politics, Ideology, and Indigenous Perspectives


    • Part III: Becoming Human


    • 20: Robert Foley: Hominin Evolution as the Context for African Prehistory


    • 21: Manuel Dominguez-Rodrigo: The Oldowan: Early Hominins and the Beginning of Human Culture


    • 22: Mohamed Sahnouni, Sileshi Semaw and Michael Rogers: The African Acheulean: An Archaeological Summary


    • 23: Marta Lahr: Genetic and Fossil Evidence for Modern Human Origins


    • 24: Lawrence Barham: Beyond Modernity


    • Part IV: Hunters, Gatherers, and Intensifiers: The Diversity of African Foragers


    • 25: Lyn Wadley: Theoretical Frameworks for Understanding African Hunter-Gatherers


    • 26: Marlize Lombard: Hunter-Gatherers in Southern Africa before 20,000 years ago


    • 27: Laura Basell: The Middle Stone Age of Eastern Africa


    • 28: Els Cornelissen: Hunting and Gathering in Africa's Tropical Forests at the end of the Pleistocene and in the Early Holocene


    • 29: Elena Garcea: Hunter-Gatherers of the Nile Valley and the Sahara before 12,000 years ago


    • 30: Nick Barton and Abdeljalil Bouzouggar: Hunter-Gatherers of the Maghreb: 25,000-6000 years ago


    • 31: Barbara Barich: Hunter-Gatherer-Fishers of the Sahara and the Sahel 12,000-4000 years ago


    • 32: Sibel Barut Kusimba: Hunter-Gatherer-Fishers of Eastern and South-Central Africa since 20,000 years ago


    • 33: Peter Mitchell: Southern African Hunter-Gatherers of the last 25,000 years


    • Part V: Food for Thought: The Archaeology of African Pastoralist and Farming Communities


    • 34: Diane Gifford-Gonzalez and Olivier Hanotte: Domesticating Animals in Africa


    • 35: Dorian Fuller and Elizabeth Hildebrand: Domesticating Plants in Africa


    • 36: Savino Di Lernia: The Emergence and Spread of Herding in Northern Africa: A Critical Reappraisal


    • 37: Randi Haaland and Gunnar Haaland: Early Farming Societies Along the Nile


    • 38: Peter Breunig: Pathways to Food-Production in the Sahel


    • 39: Matthew Curtis: Archaeological Evidence for the Emergence of Food-Production in the Horn of Africa


    • 40: Paul Lane: The Archaeology of Pastoralism and Stock-Keeping in East Africa


    • 41: Joanna Casey: The Stone to Metal Age in West Africa


    • 42: Bertram Mapunda: The Appearance and Development of Metallurgy South of the Sahara


    • 43: Pierre de Maret: Archaeologies of the Bantu Expansion


    • 44: Karim Sadr: The Archaeology of Herding in Southernmost Africa


    • 45: Peter Mitchell: Early Farming Communities of Southern and South-Central Africa


    • 46: Daryl Stump: The Archaeology of Agricultural Intensification in Africa


    • Part VI: Power, Prestige, and Consumption: African Towns and States and their Neighbours


    • 47: Paul Sinclair: The Archaeology of African Urbanism


    • 48: Cameron Monroe: The Archaeology of the Pre-Colonial State in Africa


    • 49: Matthew Davies: The Archaeology of Clan- and Lineage-Based Societies in Africa


    • 50: Ian Shaw: Pharaonic Egypt


    • 51: Derek Welsby: Kerma and Kush and their Neighbours


    • 52: Fares Moussa: Berber, Phoenicio-Punic, and Greek North Africa


    • 53: Anna Leone and Fares Moussa: Roman Africa and the Sahara


    • 54: David Edwards: Medieval and Post-Medieval States of the Nile Valley


    • 55: David Phillipson: Complex Societies of the Eritrean/Ethiopian Highlands and their Neighbours


    • 56: Said Ennahid: States, Trade, and Ethnicities in the Maghrib


    • 57: Kevin MacDonald: Complex Societies, Urbanism, and Trade in the Western Sahel


    • 58: Detlef Gronenborn: States and Trade in the Central Sahel


    • 59: Akin Ogundiran: Towns and States of the West African Forest Belt


    • 60: Pierre de Maret: Recent Farming Communities and States in the Congo Basin and its Environs


    • 61: Andrew ReidNDREW REID: The Emergence of States in Great Lakes Africa


    • 62: Adria Laviolette: The Swahili World


    • 63: Innocent Pikirayi: The Zimbabwe Culture and its Neighbours: Origins, Development, and Consequences of Social Complexity in Southern Africa


    • 64: Alex Schoeman: Southern African Late Farming Communities


    • 65: Chantal Radimilahy: Madagascar from Initial Settlement to the Growth of Kingdoms


    • Part VII: African Societies and the Modern World System


    • 66: Intisar El Zein: The Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire in Northern and Northeastern Africa


    • 67: Natalie Swanepoel: Contexts of Interaction: The Archaeology of European Exploration and Expansion in Western and Southern Africa in Comparative Perspective


    • 68: Ibrahima Thiaw and François Richard: An archaeological Perspective on West Africa and the Post-1500 Atlantic World


    • 69: Ken Kelly: Connecting the Archaeologies of the Atlantic World: Africa and the African Diasporas


    • 70: Sarah croucher: The Archaeology of Colonial Encounters in Eastern Africa


    • Index