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Index
THE AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY SERIES Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Table of Figures List of Tables Foreword Preface Acknowledgments CHAPTER I - Introducing Africa: Definitions, Routes, Resources, and Interactions
Where and What Is Africa? Africa’s Geography The Basis of Interaction: Resources and Technologies Thinking about Interaction The Pleistocene Background Notes
CHAPTER 2 - The Development and Spread of African Farming Systems
African Systems of Food Production African Origins for African Cattle: Early Pastoralism in Northern Africa The Expansion of Livestock Keeping: The Sahara, the Sahel, and East Africa Domesticating African Cereals: Absence of Evidence or Evidence of Absence? Development and Spread of Food Production in Equatorial and Subequatorial Africa Trans-Mediterranean Connections in North Africa Patterns in the Emergence and Spread of African Systems of Food Production Notes
CHAPTER 3 - The Nile and Red Sea Corridors
Gift of the Nile? Egypt at the Fulcrum of Asia and Africa Nubia: Corridor, Cul-de-sac, Colony, or Competitor? Early Movements on the Red Sea Aksum and Its Predecessors Northeastern Africa and the Spread of World Religions Beyond the Niles: Contacts between Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia and Other Parts of Africa Notes
CHAPTER 4 - Africa in the Indian Ocean World System
Eastern Africa in the Indian Ocean World Colonizing Offshore Islands, Introducing Southeast Asian Crops East Africa and the Greco-Roman World Origins and Development of the Swahili Trading System Structures of Trade Contrasting Interiors: The Zimbabwe Tradition, Uganda, and Upemba The Spread of Islam The Emergence of the Swahili World Foreign Colonizations of Eastern Africa’s Coasts Notes
CHAPTER 5 - Africa’s Other Sea: The Sahara and Its Shores
The Sahara: A Brief Introduction Of Chariots and Iron The Garamantes The Early Development of Towns and Trade in the Sahel Islam and the Mediterranean Dimension of Trans-Saharan Trade The Archaeology of Trans-Saharan Contact The Forest Dimension State Formation in the Sahel The Trans-Saharan System since ca. 1500 Notes
CHAPTER 6 - Africa’s Opening to the Atlantic
Atlantic Voyaging before the Portuguese? The Canary Islands and Bioko: Africa’s First Atlantic Islands Africa and the Atlantic ca. 1400–1650 Africa’s Atlantic Trade since 1650 The Southwestern Corner: European Settlement and Exploration in Southern Africa Transformations in Subsistence, Technology, and Demography: Africa and the Columbian Exchange Notes
CHAPTER 7 - Out-of-Africa 3: The Archaeology of the African Diaspora
The Atlantic Slave Trade: Spatial and Temporal Dimensions African Archaeology in the New World Continuities from Africa Archaeologies of Resistance The Other Diasporas: Europe, the Indian Ocean and Africa Conclusion Notes
CHAPTER 8 - Reconnecting Africa: Patterns, Problems, and Potentials
Patterns of Interaction Problems of Research Potentials for Research Notes
References Index About the Author
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