Residents are an integral stakeholder in any tourism destination and understanding their
sentiments on any tourism activity within their locality is very critical. Although local people …

Mwana wa Chentcherere II, or Chentcherere Rock Shelter II, the name by which it was more
generally known when it was excavated in 1972, is one of the largest rock painting sites in …

South of the Sahara, scholars generally agree on the presence of multiple distinct rock art
traditions. Among these are the 'Late White Tradition', consisting of dots made with fingers in …

Southern Africa is known for its fine brush painted San rock art that extends from the
Southern Cape up to the Zambezi River. North of the Zambezi San rock art stops and the …

Undertaking landscape archaeology in Africa requires a different approach than that
commonly promoted in many other parts of the world. This chapter argues that it is …

Realization that rock art around the globe has a strong association to the religious and
spiritual life of people has prompted an important transformation about the prevalent …

This thesis ends a 41-year hiatus of rock art research in Uganda and, in doing so, is a
contribution to the growing body of social and contextual analytical studies relating to the …

During initiation rituals various icons are employed as physical representations of important
symbols. They are often used in instruction regarding important issues of adulthood. This …

Abstract Research in Eastern Africa is hampered by a variety of logistical constraints
common in underdeveloped and politically fragmented regions. The later Middle and early …

Although Malawi was one of the first countries in southern and eastern Africa to train
indigenous archaeologists, research in archaeology and museum work remains …