The relationship between Earlier Stone Age (ESA) hominins and the southern African
coastal environment has been poorly investigated, despite the high concentration of open …

This article examines the historical processes that shaped the development of
archaeological practice in Angola during the Portuguese colonial period and the aftermath …

The migration of Homo erectus in Southeast Asia during Early Pleistocene is cardinal to our
comprehension of the evolution of the genus Homo. However, the limited consideration of …

The region of present-day Angola was one of the main areas from which millions of
enslaved Africans were abducted and forced to migrate to the Americas during the …

Discovered in 1988 by R. Oslisly and B. Peyrot, Elarmékora is a high terrace that, today, is
situated 175 m above the Ogooué River in the historical complex of Elarmékora, attached to …

In southern Africa, the use of gravel outcrops has been recorded at a range of Earlier Stone
Age sites, and this raises questions about the diversity of raw material sourcing practices …

The area of the escarpment of Angola between Namib and Huíla Province, about 150 km
from the Atlantic coast, yields abundant evidence for human activity throughout the Stone …

Olduvai Gorge is one of the best-known paleoanthropological sites worldwide, not only for
the wealth of its Early Pleistocene paleontological and archaeological record (Leakey, 1951 …

Abstract Capangombe–Santo António is an open-air site located 596 m asl at the foothill of
Morro Santo António, Namibe Province (southwest Angola). The inselberg of Santo António …

Africa is a key region to understand the emergence and evolution of humans and their
distinctive cultural traits. Detailed information exists across the continent, but major areas still …