Influenced by Lynch's 1978 hypothesis that the megalithic and geometric engraved
Namoratung'a sites in northern Kenya are made by Eastern Cushitic pastoralists, and by the …

The rock art of Uganda has not been extensively explored and its authorship has remained
uncertain due to its obscure geometric iconography and unknown date. This paper …

T here is obviously huge potential for archaeobotanical research throughout much of Africa.
In this chapter we draw attention to some largely ignored and fairly enigmatic archaeology …

This paper presents results from archaeological surveys and excavations conducted in 2012
around Kaiso Village located within the Albertine Graben part of the Western arm of the …

For many years, systematic archaeological studies in the Iringa region specifically on rock
paintings were not undertaken. Even the existence of these patrimonies in this region was …

In this paper the author places the rock art of Uganda in context. It probably belongs to the
Late Stone Age period to the Holocene and its symbolism may be interpreted in the light of …

This paper presents the archaeology of Eastern Uganda's Komuge and Kakoro rock art
sites. The paper is set out to examine the relationships between the archaeological …

This study examines the history by which the local communities became separated from
their ancestral heritage at Chongoni World Heritage Site in Malawi and then uses this …

This paper challenges two ideas in understanding the naturalistic rock art of Karamoja,
Uganda, namely: 1) that its authors were probably the Iworopom or Later Stone Age (LSA) …

The Mumba rock-shelter and its surrounding landscape are places where evidences for the
evolution of human cognitive behaviour and other cultural practices have been uncovered …