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The pottery first identified at Kansyore (Kantsyore) island in the Kagera river is believed to have been made by hunter-gatherers, but its chronology and associations are uncertain. The authors here maintain that two different entities have previously been included as ‘Kansyore’.
Mr Collett is a Ph.D. student at the University of Cambridge and Dr Robertshaw is Assistant Director of the British Institute.
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