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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Iron Age archaeology"”.
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Living on the margin?: The Iron Age communities of Mananzve Hill, Shashi region, South-western Zimbabwe
In conventional reconstructions of the Iron Age archaeology of southern Africa, drylands have long been viewed as marginal landscapes that did not host any significant agropastoral communities in the past. Against this background, this study explores the discourse of dryland marginality in southern …
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The cypro-geometric horizon, a view from below: identity and social change in the mortuary record
… landscapes – those of the Late Bronze Age and the Cypro-Archaic. Traditionally, the CG has been studied as a coda to other periods, mainly due to the mortuary-based evidence being considered complex and unwieldy and of little value to studies of social and political development. In …
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The archaeobotany of Mutamba, a thirteenth century Mapungubwe settlement in northern South Africa
… research is on Mutamba, a 13th century Middle Iron Age (MIA) settlement situated in the Soutpansberg, South Africa and is the first archaeobotanical study of a MIA settlement. Many communities of this time were agro-pastoralists cultivating crops such as sorghum, millets and legumes. Past …
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Visible Tools, Invisible Crafts: An analysis of textiles tools, textile production, and textile organisation along the south coast of Iron Age Britain
… activity and its organisation during the Iron Age’s period of social change and development, c.800 BC - AD 43. This period of expansion saw changes in craft production and tools, and development of new forms of settlement across Britain and Europe. This thesis presents a unique study on …