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Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa Volume 44, 2009 - Issue 2
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An applied archaeological and anthropological study of intensive agriculture in the Northern Cherangani Hills, Kenya

Matthew I.J. Davies British Institute in Eastern Africa, Nairobi, KenyaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 277-278 | Published online: 12 Aug 2009

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Matthew I.J. Davies, Timothy Kipkeu Kipruto & Henrietta L. Moore. (2014) Revisiting the irrigated agricultural landscape of the Marakwet, Kenya: tracing local technology and knowledge over the recent past. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 49:4, pages 486-523.
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MatthewI.J. Davies. (2010) From platforms to people: rethinking population estimates for the abandoned agricultural settlement at Engaruka, northern Tanzania. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 45:2, pages 203-213.
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Mats Widgren. (2010) Besieged Palaeonegritics or Innovative Farmers: Historical Political Ecology of Intensive and Terraced Agriculture in West Africa and Sudan. African Studies 69:2, pages 323-343.
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Matthew Davies. (2010) A View from the East: An Interdisciplinary ‘Historical Ecology’ Approach to a Contemporary Agricultural Landscape in Northwest Kenya. African Studies 69:2, pages 279-297.
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Daryl Stump. (2010) Intensification in Context: Archaeological Approaches to Precolonial Field Systems in Eastern and Southern Africa. African Studies 69:2, pages 255-278.
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MatthewI. J. Davies. (2009) Wittfogel's dilemma: heterarchy and ethnographic approaches to irrigation management in Eastern Africa and Mesopotamia. World Archaeology 41:1, pages 16-35.
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Sirio Lonati. (2020) What explains cultural differences in leadership styles? On the agricultural origins of participative and directive leadership. The Leadership Quarterly 31:2, pages 101305.
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Matthew I. J. Davies. (2015) Economic Specialisation, Resource Variability, and the Origins of Intensive Agriculture in Eastern Africa. Rural Landscapes: Society, Environment, History 2:1.
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Matthew I. J. Davies. (2012) Some Thoughts on a ‘Useable’ African Archaeology: Settlement, Population and Intensive Farming among the Pokot of Northwest Kenya. African Archaeological Review 29:4, pages 319-353.
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