Volume 29, Issue 2-3 | African Archaeological Review

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Volume 29, Issue 2-3

September 2012

Special Issue: Thinking Across the African Past: Archaeological, Linguistic and Genetic Research on the Precolonial African Past

Issue Editors:

Jeffrey B. Fleisher,
Kathryn M. de Luna,
Susan Keech McIntosh

9 articles in this issue

Thinking Across the African Past: Interdisciplinarity and Early History
Kathryn M. de Luna
Jeffrey B. Fleisher
Susan Keech McIntosh
Introduction 18 September 2012 Pages: 75 - 94
African Archaeology, Multidisciplinary Reconstructions of Africa’s Recent Past, and Archaeology’s Role in Future Collaborative Research
Peter Robertshaw
Disciplinary Overview 15 June 2012 Pages: 95 - 108
Linguistic Archaeology
Christopher Ehret
Disciplinary Overview 18 September 2012 Pages: 109 - 130
It’s Getting Better All the Time: Comparative Perspectives from Oceania and West Africa on Genetic Analysis and Archaeology
Susan Keech McIntosh
Laura B. Scheinfeldt
Disciplinary Overview 18 September 2012 Pages: 131 - 170
Finding Meaning in Ancient Swahili Spatial Practices
Jeffrey Fleisher
Stephanie Wynne-Jones
Original Article 18 September 2012 Pages: 171 - 207
Surveying the Boundaries of Historical Linguistics and Archaeology: Early Settlement in South Central Africa
Kathryn M. de Luna
Original Article 18 September 2012 Pages: 209 - 251
The Holocene History of the Southern Lake Chad Basin: Archaeological, Linguistic and Genetic Evidence
Scott MacEachern
Original Article 05 June 2012 Pages: 253 - 271
Two Vanished African Maritime Traditions and a Parallel from South America
Roger Blench
Original Article 18 September 2012 Pages: 273 - 292
Mixing, Moving, Making, Meaning: Possible Futures for the Distant Past
David Schoenbrun
Commentary 18 September 2012 Pages: 293 - 317