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Prehistoric Cultures and Environments in the Late Quaternary of Africa

John Bower and David Lubell

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Front Cover
Copyright
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Table of Contents
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Plates
List of Contributors
Preface
Chapter One: Holocene Nile Floods and Their Implications for Origins of Egyptian Agriculture
Chapter Two: Climatic Change and Man in the Sahara
Chapter Three: After the Deluge: The Neolithic Landscape in North Africa
Chapter Four: Neolithic Adaptations on the Central Nile
Chapter Five: Holocene Environments and Occupations in the Southern Atbai, Sudan: A Preliminary Formulation
Chapter Six: Evolution of Stone Age Food-Producing Cultures in East Africa
Chapter Seven: Environment and Culture in the Late Quaternary of Eastern Africa: A Critique of Some Correlations
Chapter Eight: Patterns of Environment Utilization by Late Prehistoric Cultures in the Southern Congo Basin
Chapter Nine: The Scale and Timing of Technological and Environmental Changes Over the Last 20,000 Yearsin the Southern Cape, South Africa
Chapter Ten: Human Adaptation in Southern Africa During the Last Glacial Maximum
Chapter Eleven: The Pleistocene/Holocene Transition in the Western Cape, South Africa: Observations from Verlorenvlei
Chapter Twelve: Puting the Wind Up the Smithfield: Seasons of Occupation Inferred for Sub-Recent Bushman Surface Sites

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Published: 1988

Publisher: BAR Publishing

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9780860545200 (paperback)
9781407346854 (ebook)

BAR Number: S405

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