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Kola Adekola: A Consideration of Ethical Issues in Archaeology and Anthropology
Ruivo Ferreira Burmann, André Luiz:
Preliminary comparative analyzes of prehistoric figurine traditions in Wester Africa.Kyazike Elizabeth: Kansyore Crescents: Multipurpose Functional Tools and
Technological Complexity.David Akwasi Mensah Abrampah and Mark Henry Freeman: Slaves and Grains:
Understanding the Role of Slaves and Grains in the History of Anomabu during the trans- Atlantic trade.ỌLÁLẸ́YẸ Samuel Káyọ̀dé and Oyelàdé Olúfikáyọ̀ Kúnlé : Gender Issues in Gẹ̀lẹ̀dẹ́
Ritual Masks, Songs and Dance: Their Implications for Social Harmony and Family StabilityMonica O. Aneni: Prosopography of the Somatophylakes of Alexander the Great.
Daniel Kenechukwu Chidiogo 1Ibeanu Anselm Maduabuchi and 1Eze-Uzomaka
Pamela: Analyses of Mineral Composition of Potsherds from Iron Smelting Site in
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Akinwumi Ogundiran: Postcolonial Ordeal and the Emancipatory
Potentials of Archaeology/Anthropology Education in Nigeria.Babajide Olusoji Ololajulo: Oke Afa memorial arcade and the burden
of remembrance in Nigeria. Department of Archaeology and Anthropology
University of Ibadan.Orijemie Emuobosa Akpo: The Archaeobotanical and Palaeoecological Legacy
of ‘garden-based’ Agroforestry in the African RainforestKola Adekola: An Insight to 50 years of Archaeological Research in Nigeria
Olatomiwa K. Sarumoh and David Aremu:Ethnographic Study of Drum
Making and its Significance among the People of Oyo.Adeola Adeitan Lameed, Francesca Chinyere Ukpokolo and David A. Aremu: Àgbélé Symbol and the Branding of Ìyámòpó Mountain in Ìgbẹ́tì for Heritage Tourism.
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AKA Atché Michel, Les iles Eotile : un point de convergence culturelle……………182
Goeti BiIrié Maxime, Gaille Elodie and Kiénon-Kabore Timpoko Hélène,
Savoir-faire tinctoriaux des textiles de tradition Dida : un patrimoine à preserver……………………………………………………………………………………………………….208
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S.O. Ogundele and J. Ogunsetire, Imiegba Pottery in a Cultural Perspective ……….1
M. J. Abah, Knowledge in Local Healthcare as an Intangible Heritage: Utilizing
Medicinal Plants in Okpoga, Okpokwu Local Government Area, Benue State,
Nigeria…………………………………………………………………………………………………………14Aliyu Adamu Isa, Preliminary Results of Excavations in Surame, Northwest
Nigeria…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….35Kola Adekola, Aspect of Dietary Pattern, Farming Practices and Organisations
Amongst the Yoruba of Southwestern Nigeria……………………………………………………44Ifeyinwa Emejulu/Ikenna Odife, Heritage Sites Management in South Eastern
Nigeria; Issues, Challenges and Prospects……………………………………………………………64Na’ankwat Yola Kwapnoe, An Ethno-archaeological Survey of Subsistence
Agriculture Among Qua’anpan Hill Settlements in Southern Jos Plateau, Nigeria…..73Mireille AMEDE E. GBANHOUNME, Le Musée Honmè : support de
l’enseignement du panégyrique dans les écoles du Bénin………………………………………85Aka Adjo BEBEWOU, Les musées togolais dans la promotion du patrimoine
culturel…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..97DAPA AkouaDibiaMarie-Joelle1, TUI Lah Louis2 and KIÉNON-KABORÉ
Timpoko Hélène3, La métallurgie ancienne du fer dans la région de Poro (nord-cote
d’ivoire) : Cas du site Kadjologo 1 de Poungbe…………………………………………………111N’doua Etienne ETTIEN, Les amas coquilliers : un phénomène archéologique de
premier plan de la Côte d’Ivoire côtière a préserver…………………………………………….123Aminou Gambari, Didier N’dah, La fortification de tunru-gbere (nord-Benin) : un
patrimoine archéologique en péril………………………………………………………………….133Colette GOUNOU, Abdoulaye LAWANI, Enseignement du patrimoine
archéologique dans les écoles et collèges du Bénin…………………………………………….147TIE Bi Galla Guy Roland, Timpoko Hélène Kaboré-Kienon, Sidérurgie ancienne à
Issia : protection et valorisation des sites menacés du village de Gazibouo (centre ouest
forestier de Côte d’Ivoire)………………………………………………………………………………..157Kingsley Chinedu Daraojimba, Brief Report on 2019 Igbo-Ukwu Research
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Adande, Alexis: We, African Archaeologists, Who Do We Serve? ………………..1
Ogundiran¹ Akinwumi, Macham Mangut², and Olusegun Moyib³:
The Archaeological Landscape of Bara, near Oyo-Ile…………………..……….15
Holl, F. C. Augustin : Exercise, Violence, Illness, and Death: Mortuary Programs as Curriculum-Vitae …………………………………………………….33
Ogundele, S. Oluwole : Nigeria’s Place in the Sun: Colonial/Neo-colonial
Agendas, Contested Narratives and Post-Andah Archaeology ………..….45
Tubi, Fr. Paul-Kolade : Ethnoarchaeological Importance of Lokoja Rockshelters.
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John Kelechi Ugwuanyi: Hegemonic Heritage and Public Exclusion in Nigeria:
A Search for Inclusive and Sustainable Alternatives ………………………………..71
Fr. Paul-Kolade Tubi,:Field Archaeology in Israel: A Short Note. ……………109
José Farrujia de la Rosa: The Amazigh people of Western Africa: the early colonization of the Canary Islands. …………………………………………….121
N´zi Dibié Charles: Vers une nouvelle configuration de l’archéologie en Côte d’Ivoire ? ……………………………………………………………………….131
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Orijemie Emuobosa Akpo: Farming Dynamics in the Middle Benue Valley, north-central Nigeria since the 15th Century AD………………………………………62
Abubakar Sule Sani: Contribution to Heritage and Islamic Archaeology of Bauchi Region, Northern Nigeria…………………………………………………………81
Ruivo Ferreira Burmann, André Luiz: Preliminary Comparative analyzes of Prehistoric Figurine Traditions in West Africa…………………………………100
Kabiru K. Salami: Traditional Birth Attendants and Maternal Health Service Delivery in a Community Health Project in South-western Nigeria: A qualitative study…………………………………………………………………………….121
Kafayat O. Oshodi, Kabiru K. Salami and Patricia A. Taiwo: Motherhood and the Practice of Grand Multiparity: Responses from Grand Multiparous Women in Ibadan, Nigeria………………………………………………………………….143
Olanrewaju Lasisi: History of Archaeological Research in the Yoruba-Edo region of Nigeria: New Directions for Urban Earthen works……………………………………169
Salamatou: Archéologie Historique Au Cameroun. Les Sites De L’occupation Allemande Dans Le Mbam (ndikiniméki, Bafiaet Nyamanga II)…………………199
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Tollo Eloi Cyrille. Métallurgie du fer dans la rive gauche de la Sanaga. Etude de
l’atelier de réduction du fer d’Elig-Zogo Philadelphia au Cameroun……………….1
Mandeng Jean Robert. Les fouilles archéologiques de Nkolandom: contribution
à la connaissance du peuplement ancien au sud Cameroun le cas des abris sous
roche de Dum Ebete Akok et Nkomeyos…………………………………………………..18
Elouga Martin. Fortifications in Tikars Chiefdoms. Temporal security borders
and indicators of an autarchic economic and social life in peace or war time.
A contribution to historical archaeology in Cameroon.………………………………34
Biveridge Fritz. Trade Feuds and Armed Confrontations: Archaeological
indications at Forts Eliza Carthago and Ruychaver, Western Region,
Ghana…………………………………………………………………………………………………….52
Wellington Ing. H. N. A., Fritz Biveridge and Daniel Kuma. Iconoclasm,
Antithesis to Cultural Heritage Conservation in Ghana – A Case-Study of
Conflicts Typology in the Danish-Osu Heritage Setting……………………………….69
Emuobosa Akpo Orijemie, . Holocene vegetation change in the forests of
southwest Nigeria: Inferences from Lowland Rainforest Species
Diversity……………………………………………………………………………………………..86
Pogoson Ohioma Ifounu. Interrogating Anthropomorphism in Benin and
Northern Edo Art: Some Tentative Notes for Historical Clarifications…………103Garba Abubakar. Archaeology Of The Chad Basin, North East Nigeria: Success
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Okpoko, A.I. Archaeology and Anthropology: the Foot Prints and
Legacy of Bassey Wai Andah……………………………………….…….1
Okpoko, A.I. and Onu, A.O. Traditional Foundation for Christian Virtues
in Igboland: a Link from Bassey Andah’s Viewpoint on Religion
and Religious Life in Africa…………………………………………………23
Tubi, Paul-Kolade. Historicism, Structuralism and Post-Structuralism:
The Contribution of Bassey W. Andah to Deconstructing African
Anthropology……………………………………..…………………………..42
Ezeh, P.J. Indigenous Technology: Some Medical Examples of the
Orring And the Igbo……………………………………………………………………..57
Tubi, Paul-Kolade. Ethnography of the Dynamics of Politics and
Religion in Traditional Society: A Case Study of the OkunYoruba………………………………………………………………………………………..65
Ogundele, S. O. Towards Poverty Alleviation: Public Archaeology,
Heritage Management and Museum in Nigeria………………………………..86
Oyinloye, M.A. and Aremu, D.A. Ethnographic Study of
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1 ————————————————- 14 Pottery Tradition and Heritage Management in Sukur Kingdom, Nigeria.
Pat Uche Okpoko Ph.D. and Emeka E. Okonkwo Department of Archaeology and Tourism
University of Nigeria, Nsukka.15 ———————————————– 23 Archaeological Excavations in parts of the Katsina Ala Basin, Benue Valley of Nigeria.
Jonathan Demenongo Ndera (Ph.D.) Department of Archaeology Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.24 ——————————————– 32 Gender Representations in Death and Burial Rituals:
Perspectives from Some Cultural Groups in Ghana
Gertrude Aba Mansah Eyifa Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies University of Ghana, Legon. Accra, Ghana33 ———————————————— 47 A Study of Ancient Subsistence Strategies of the Coastal Dangbe of Ghana: An Archaeological Perspective
Beveridge Fritz Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies University of Ghana, Legon, Accra, Ghana48 ————————————————55 Traditional Potters of Eggonland: An Ethnoarchaeological Investigation
Ibeanu, A. M. Department of Archaeology and Tourism,
University of Nigeria, Nsukka. and Gershom D. Dalat Department of History, Nasarawa State, University, Keffi.56 ———————————————- 66 Preliminary Report of Archaeological Investigations of Esie, North Central Yorubaland
Adekola, K. and Aleru, J. O. Department of Archaeology and Anthropology University of Ibadan,Ibadan, Nigeria67 ———————————————– 74 Stone Fortification of Surame, Northwestern Nigeria
Olusegun Opadeji75 ———————————————– 84 Africa and Archaeology: Empowering an Expatriate
Merrick Posnansky
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1 ————————————————– 24 Pottery Traditions of the Earthworks of Southern Ghana: Test
Excavation at the Site of Ngyeduam
J. Boachie-Ansah Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies University of Ghana, Legon, Accra, Ghana25 ——————————————– 41 Challenges of Dating and Sequencing in West African Stone Age Archaeology Since the 1970s
Obarè B. Bagodo Departement d‟histoire et d‟archéologie Université d‟Abomey-Calavi, Bénin Republic42 ——————————————- 50 Interpreting Benin Art Objects In Catalogues and Books as
Indigenous Photographs Captured in Conventional Photography
Kokunre Agbontaen-Ekghofona
Department of Sociology and Anthropology University of Benin Benin City51 ——————————————— 57 Archaeological Survey of Nri
A.I. Okpoko, A. M. Ibeanu, C.E. Umeokafor
Department of Archaeology and Tourism University of Nigeria, Nsukka.58 —————————————– 73 Rethinking The Archaeology of Zaria Area: Evidence From Recent Archaeological Investigations
Dr K. T. Odofin Department of Archaeology, Ahmadubello University, Zaria74 —————————————- 88 Iron Working Traditions in Idomaland and Northern Igboland
Border Communities
Ibeanu, A.M. and Inalegwu, S.A