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Tethered mobility and riparian resource exploitation among Neolithic hunters and herders in the Galana River basin, Kenyan coastal lowlands

David K. Wright
Pages 25-47 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Ryan M. Szymanski. (2017) Detection of Human Landscape Alteration Using Nested Microbotanical and Fungal Proxies. Environmental Archaeology 22:4, pages 434-446.
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David K Wright. (2022) Impact of farming on African landscapes. The Anthropocene Review 10:3, pages 636-663.
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Samuel F. Derbyshire, Joseph Ekidor Nami, Gregory Akall & Lucas Lowasa. (2021) Divining the Future: Making Sense of Ecological Uncertainty in Turkana, Northern Kenya. Land 10:9, pages 885.
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David Keith Wright. 2020. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology 3537 3555 .
Esther N. Githumbi, Rebecca Kariuki, Anna Shoemaker, Colin J. Courtney-Mustaphi, Maxmillian Chuhilla, Suzi Richer, Paul Lane & Rob Marchant. (2018) Pollen, People and Place: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Ecosystem Change at Amboseli, Kenya. Frontiers in Earth Science 5.
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Ryan M. Szymanski. 2018. Plants and People in the African Past. Plants and People in the African Past 194 214 .
David Keith Wright. 2017. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology 1 19 .
Diane Gifford-Gonzalez. (2017) “Animal disease challenges” fifteen years later: The hypothesis in light of new data. Quaternary International 436, pages 283-293.
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David K. Wright. (2017) Humans as Agents in the Termination of the African Humid Period. Frontiers in Earth Science 5.
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C. Shipton, R. Helm, N. Boivin, A. Crowther, P. Austin & D. Q. Fuller. (2013) Intersections, Networks and the Genesis of Social Complexity on the Nyali Coast of East Africa. African Archaeological Review 30:4, pages 427-453.
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Nicole Boivin, Alison Crowther, Richard Helm & Dorian Q. Fuller. (2013) East Africa and Madagascar in the Indian Ocean world. Journal of World Prehistory 26:3, pages 213-281.
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K. E. NDIEMA, C. D. DILLIAN, D. R. BRAUN, J. W. K. HARRIS & P. W. KIURA. (2011) TRANSPORT AND SUBSISTENCE PATTERNS AT THE TRANSITION TO PASTORALISM, KOOBI FORA, KENYA. Archaeometry 53:6, pages 1085-1098.
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Stephen M. RucinaVeronica M. Muiruri, Laura Downton & Rob Marchant. (2010) Late-Holocene savanna dynamics in the Amboseli Basin, Kenya. The Holocene 20:5, pages 667-677.
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David K. Wright, Steven L. Forman, Chapurukha M. Kusimba, James Pierson, Jeaneth Gomez & Peter Tattersfield. (2007) Stratigraphic and geochronological context of human habitation along the Galana River, Kenya. Geoarchaeology 22:7, pages 709-728.
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