[PDF][PDF] Renewed explorations of the Mid-Pleistocene Site, Isimila, Tanzania
Isimila, located in central Tanzania (Fig. 1), is well-known for its vast assemblage of
Acheulean tools, where hand-axes exist in densities similar to Olorgesailie, Kenya. Most
publications on Isimila occurred in the 1960s and 70s (see Fig. 2 for a historical summary)
and although the site currently exists as a tourist destination, there have been few
archaeological publications on the site in recent decades. Here we report on the findings
from two brief field sessions in 2016. Our primary goals in these expeditions were:
Acheulean tools, where hand-axes exist in densities similar to Olorgesailie, Kenya. Most
publications on Isimila occurred in the 1960s and 70s (see Fig. 2 for a historical summary)
and although the site currently exists as a tourist destination, there have been few
archaeological publications on the site in recent decades. Here we report on the findings
from two brief field sessions in 2016. Our primary goals in these expeditions were:
Isimila, located in central Tanzania (Fig. 1), is well-known for its vast assemblage of Acheulean tools, where hand-axes exist in densities similar to Olorgesailie, Kenya. Most publications on Isimila occurred in the 1960s and 70s (see Fig. 2 for a historical summary) and although the site currently exists as a tourist destination, there have been few archaeological publications on the site in recent decades. Here we report on the findings from two brief field sessions in 2016. Our primary goals in these expeditions were:
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