The Sirikwa economy

Mwanzia D Kyule

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Les sites Sirikwa sont caracterises par des depressions en forme de soucoupes regroupees sur les flancs des collines des Highlands occidentaux du Kenya et des hauteurs du centre de la Rift Valley, a des altitudes oscillant entre 1600 et 3000 metres. L'auteur etudie le site II de Hyrax Hill. Hyrax Hill est considere comme appartenant a la culture Sirikwa originale ou classique. La datation suggere l'existence d'une activite entre le 12e et le 15e siecle apr.J.-C.

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1975The Archaeology of the Western Highlands of Kenya 1943REPORT ON THE EXCAVATIONS AT HYRAX HILL, NAKURU, KENYA COLONY, 1937–1938 1967Excavations at Lanet, Kenya, 1957 1987Hyrax Hill and the Sirikwa 1965101. Sirikwa Holes, Stone Houses and Their Makers in the Western Highlands of Kenya

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