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An ethnoarchaeological study of Twa potters in southern Rwanda

Marjaana Kohtamaki African and Comparative Archaeology Institute of Archaeology and Ancient History, Uppsala University, Uppsala, SwedenCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 298-320 | Published online: 06 Dec 2010

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Bennett Collins, Meghan C. Laws & Richard Ntakirutimana. (2021) Becoming “Historically Marginalized Peoples”: examining Twa perceptions of boundary shifting and re-categorization in post-genocide Rwanda. Ethnic and Racial Studies 44:4, pages 576-594.
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Diane Lyons & Nicholas David. (2019) To Hell with Ethnoarchaeology … and Back!. Ethnoarchaeology 11:2, pages 99-133.
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Laurel Phillipson. (2013) Lithic tools used in the manufacture of pre-Aksumite ceramics. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 48:3, pages 380-402.
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JohnD. Giblin & Kigongo Remigius. (2012) The social and symbolic context of the royal potters of Buganda. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 47:1, pages 64-80.
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Andre Ntagwabira & Chapurukha M. Kusimba. (2021) Ritual and State Making in Precolonial Rwanda. African Archaeological Review 38:4, pages 569-595.
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Robert T. Nyamushosho, Njabulo Chipangura, Takudzwa B. Pasipanodya, Foreman Bandama, Shadreck Chirikure & Munyaradzi Manyanga. (2021) Nyanga pottery and the Manyika ethnohistory: towards a decolonised archaeology of the Nyanga agricultural complex. Heliyon 7:3, pages e06609.
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Robert T. Nyamushosho & Shadreck Chirikure. (2020) Archaeological implications of ethnographically grounded functional study of pottery from Nyanga, Zimbabwe. Quaternary International 555, pages 150-164.
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Diane Lyons, Jeffrey Ferguson, Diana Harlow & Joanna Casey. (2018) Marginalized Potters and Ceramic Compositional Groups: Neutron Activation Analysis of Contemporary Pottery from Tigray, Northern Highland Ethiopia. African Archaeological Review 35:4, pages 567-595.
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Diane Lyons. (2014) Perceptions of Consumption: Constituting Potters, Farmers and Blacksmiths in the Culinary Continuum in Eastern Tigray, Northern Highland Ethiopia. African Archaeological Review 31:2, pages 169-201.
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