The study of the Neolithic period in the Lake Eyasi Basin was dominated by attempts to
formulate the area's chronology, mobility, settlement patterns, subsistence, and cultural …

Abstract The Early Pliocene Kanapoi Formation of the Omo-Turkana Basin consists of two
fluvial/deltaic sedimentary sequences with an intermediate lacustrine sequence that was …

Makuyuni is an important study area on the eastern side of Lake Manyara in northern
Tanzania which has yielded hominin remains, paleontological finds as well as Acheulean …

A Late Pleistocene molluscan assemblage from Lake Nhlange, Zululand, and its
palaeoenvironmental implications Page 1 S.Afr.J.Oeol.,1989,92(2),73-83 73 A Late …

Abstract Located in the KwaZulu-Natal, 15 km from the coast, Sibudu has yielded twenty-
three marine gastropods, nine of which are perforated. At 70.5±2.0 ka, in a Still Bay Industry …

Kansyore pottery-using groups of the northeastern Lake Victoria Basin represent one of only
a few examples of 'complex'hunter-gatherers in Africa. Archaeologists link evidence of …

The Middle Stone Age deposits at Sibudu Cave contain a range of aquatic fauna, much of it
accumulated by humans. Other accumulating agents possibly include otters, the marsh …

Shell-rich substrate (shell beds) in the littoral reaches of Lake Tanganyika, Africa, form a
unique substrate that host a number of endemic organisms, including sponges and shell …

The fossil freshwater mollusks described and analyzed in this chapter were collected by
members of the Wembere-Manonga Paleontological Expedition (WMPE) in the Manonga …

By using archaeological and ethnographic evidence, this paper provides an overview of
historic consumptions of fish and shellfish by local communities that lived along the coast of …