All Stories

  1. Developing Heritage Preservation on Ilha de Moçambique Using a Historic Urban Landscape Approach
  2. Pathways from research to sustainable development: Insights from ten research projects in sustainability and resilience
  3. Archaeological science, globalisation, and local agency: gold in Great Zimbabwe
  4. Material assemblages and percolating pasts in Zigua households, north-eastern Tanzania
  5. Serengeti’s futures: Exploring land use and land cover change scenarios to craft pathways for meeting conservation and development goals
  6. Changes to water management and declining pastoral resilience in Marsabit County, northern Kenya: The example of Gabra wells
  7. Remote Sensing for Biocultural Heritage Preservation in an African Semi-Arid Region: A Case Study of Indigenous Wells in Northern Kenya and Southern Ethiopia
  8. Weather Landscapes and Archaeology: Material Weathering Practices and Tangible Climates
  9. Harvesting the winds, harvesting the rain: an introduction to the issue on Inhabiting tropical worlds
  10. Enhancing archaeology's role in addressing grand challenges needs more reflection on known unknowns
  11. Rising from the Depths Network: A Challenge-Led Research Agenda for Marine Heritage and Sustainable Development in Eastern Africa
  12. Late Holocene environmental change and anthropogenic: Ecosystem interaction on the Laikipia Plateau, Kenya
  13. Mapping past human land use using archaeological data: A new classification for global land use synthesis and data harmonization
  14. Local animal economies during the nineteenth-century caravan trade along the Lower Pangani, northeastern Tanzania: a zooarchaeological perspective
  15. Integrating stakeholders’ perspectives and spatial modelling to develop scenarios of future land use and land cover change in northern Tanzania
  16. Weathering Climate Change in Archaeology: Conceptual Challenges and an East African Case Study
  17. African Archaeologists Honored at the Fourth Shanghai Archaeology Forum, December 2019
  18. Integrating evidence of land use and land cover change for land management policy formulation along the Kenya-Tanzania borderlands
  19. Distinct phases of natural landscape dynamics and intensifying human activity in the central Kenya Rift Valley during the past 1300 years
  20. Historical Ecologies of Pastoralist Overgrazing in Kenya: Long-Term Perspectives on Cause and Effect
  21. Conservation through Biocultural Heritage—Examples from Sub-Saharan Africa
  22. Iron Production in North Pare, Tanzania: Archaeometallurgical and Geoarchaeological Perspectives on Landscape Change
  23. Vulnerability, risk, resilience: an introduction
  24. Drivers and trajectories of land cover change in East Africa: Human and environmental interactions from 6000 years ago to present
  25. Pollen, People and Place: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Ecosystem Change at Amboseli, Kenya
  26. Anthropological contributions to historical ecology: 50 questions, infinite prospects
  27. Archaeologies of “Us” and “Them”
  28. Ethnogenesis and surplus food production: communitas and identity building among nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Ilchamus, Lake Baringo, Kenya
  29. Editorial
  30. Mapping the Elephants of the 19th Century East African Ivory Trade with a Multi-Isotope Approach
  31. The Green, Green Grass of Home: an archaeo-ecological approach to pastoralist settlement in central Kenya
  32. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY IN EASTERN AFRICA?
  33. “Dust people”: Samburu perspectives on disaster, identity, and landscape
  34. Ethnoarchaeology: A Conceptual and Practical Bridging of the Intangible and Tangible Cultural Heritage Divide
  35. Migration and Interaction between Madagascar and Eastern Africa, 500 BCE–1000 CE: An Archaeological Perspective
  36. Editorial:Azaniaat Fifty
  37. Archaeology in the age of the Anthropocene: A critical assessment of its scope and societal contributions
  38. Iron production in second millennium AD pastoralist contexts on the Laikipia Plateau, Kenya
  39. Theory in Africa, Africa in Theory
  40. ‘It wasmaendeleothat removed them’: disturbing burials and reciprocal knowledge production in a context of collaborative archaeology
  41. Introduction: archaeological ivories in a global perspective
  42. When Did the Swahili Become Maritime?
  43. Past perspectives for the future: foundations for sustainable development in East Africa
  44. Commentary: the only way is ethics
  45. Maritime and Shipwreck Archaeology in the Western Indian Ocean and Southern Red Sea: An Overview of Past and Current Research
  46. Introduction: Slavery, Social Revolutions and Enduring Memories
  47. Slavery and Slave Trading in Eastern Africa: Exploring the Intersections of Historical Sources and Archaeological Evidence
  48. Slavery in Africa
  49. Future Urban Growth and Archaeological Heritage Management: Some Implications for Research Activity in Africa
  50. Colin Breen & Daniel Rhodes. Archaeology and international development in Africa. 160 pages, 14 illustrations, 5 tables. 2010. London: Duckworth; 978-0-7156-3905-4 paperback £12.99.
  51. Possibilities for a postcolonial archaeology in sub-Saharan Africa: indigenous and usable pasts
  52. Developing Landscape Historical Ecologies in Eastern Africa: An Outline of Current Research and Potential Future Directions
  53. The Archaeology and History of Slavery in South Sudan in the Nineteenth Century
  54. Yet more out of Africa and from people ‘without history’ - Pamela R. Willoughby. The evolution of modern humans in Africa: a comprehensive guide. xxii+440 pages, 45 illustrations, 6 tables. 2007. Lanham (MD): AltaMira; 978-0-7591-0118-0 ha...
  55. AFRICA, HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
  56. Middle Holocene fishing strategies in East Africa: zooarchaeological analysis of Pundo, a Kansyore shell midden in northern Nyanza (Kenya)
  57. Process-based models for port evolution and wreck site formation at Mombasa, Kenya
  58. The Archaeology of Time, by Gavin Lucas, 2005. London: Routledge; ISBN 0-415-31197-7 hardback £55 & US$95; ISBN 0-415-31198-5 paperback £14.99 & US$25.95; ix+150 pp., 20 figs., 2 tables
  59. The transition to farming in eastern Africa: new faunal and dating evidence from Wadh Lang'o and Usenge, Kenya
  60. New international frameworks for the protection of underwater cultural heritage in the Western Indian Ocean
  61. Comments on Charlotte Damm (2005): Archaeology, Ethnohistory and Oral Traditions: Approaches to the Indigenous Past.Norwegian Archaeological Review 38, 73–87.
  62. New Dates for Kansyore and Urewe Wares from Northern Nyanza, Kenya
  63. Doctor, doctor
  64. Mid- to late-Holocene vegetation dynamics on the Laikipia Plateau, Kenya
  65. Public Archaeology
  66. Archaeological approaches to East Africa’s changing seascapes
  67. The ‘moving frontier’ and the transition to food production in Kenya
  68. Innocent Pikirayi. The Zimbabwe culture: origins and decline of southern Zambezian states. xxx+305 pages, 52 figures, 25 maps, 3 tables. 2001 Walnut Creek (CA): Altamira; 0-7591-0090-X hardback $65, 0-7591-0091-8 paperback $24.95.
  69. Richard Bradly. The Past Prehistoric Societies. xiv+171 pages, 54 figures, 10 tables. 2002. London and New York: Routledge; 0-415-27627-6 hardback, 0-415-27628-4 paperback.
  70. African archaeology today
  71. Soil erosion, iron smelting and human settlement in the Haubi Basin, north-central Tanzania
  72. Ulster and the Indian Ocean? Recent maritime archaeological research on the East African coast
  73. Book Reviews - Warren R. Perry. Landscape transformations and the archaeology of impact: social disruption and state formation in southern Africa. xv+180 pages, 23 figures, 1 table. 1999. New York (NY): Kluwer Academic Plenum; 0-306-459558...
  74. Tswana architecture and responses to colonialism
  75. The Use and Abuse of Ethnography in the Study of the Southern African Iron Age
  76. Contributors
  77. Tongwe Fort
  78. Present to Past: Ethnoarchaeology