Table of Contents

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

Uzuegbu, Joshua Okenwa, and Ibeanu, Anselm Maduabuchi: The Transition in Grinding Stone Technology in   Kabba, Kogi State Nigeria …………………….93

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