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The Stone Tools from the Re-excavation of Nsongezi Rock Shelter, Uganda

Charles M. Nelson University of California, Berkeley
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Merrick Posnansky University of Ghana
Pages 119-172 | Published online: 26 Feb 2010

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Oula Seitsonen. (2010) Lithics use at Kansyore sites in East Africa: technological organisation at four recently excavated sites in Nyanza Province, Kenya. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 45:1, pages 49-82.
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Paul Lane. (2004) The ‘moving frontier’ and the transition to food production in Kenya. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 39:1, pages 243-264.
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Andrew Reid. (1994) Early settlement and social organization in the Interlacustrine region. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 29-30:1, pages 303-313.
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Peter Robertshaw, David Collett, Diane Gifford & NubiB. Mbae. (1983) Shell Middens on the Shores of Lake Victoria. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 18:1, pages 1-43.
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P.T. Robertshaw & Andrew Mawson. (1981) Excavations in Eastern Equatoria, Southern Sudan 1980. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 16:1, pages 55-95.
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D.P. Collett & P.T. Robertshaw. (1980) Early Iron Age and Kansyore Pottery: Finds from Gogo Falls, South Nyanza. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 15:1, pages 133-145.
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L.H. Robbins, S.A. McFarlin, J.L. Brower & AnneE. Hoffman. (1977) Rangi: A Late Stone Age Site in Karamoja District, Uganda. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 12:1, pages 209-233.
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Ari Siiriäinen. (1977) Later Stone Age Investigation in the Laikipia Highlands, Kenya: A Preliminary Report. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 12:1, pages 162-186.
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Knut Odner. (1972) Excavations at Narosura, a Stone Bowl Site in the Southern Kenya Highlands. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 7:1, pages 25-92.
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Elizabeth Kyazike. (2022) Later Stone and Iron Age Cohabitation at the Nsongezi Open-Air Site, Western Uganda. Africa Review 14:1, pages 1-23.
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Paul Lane, Ceri Ashley, Oula Seitsonen, Paul Harvey, Sada Mire & Frederick Odede. (2015) The transition to farming in eastern Africa: new faunal and dating evidence from Wadh Lang'o and Usenge, Kenya. Antiquity 81:311, pages 62-81.
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L. A. Schepartz. (1988) Who were the latter Pleistocene eastern Africans?. The African Archaeological Review 6:1, pages 57-72.
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