Variation in the early iron age of southeastern Botswana

Alec C. Campbell · Catrien van Waarden · Gunilla Holmberg

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Archaeology and ancient environmental studies

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Two different ethnic groups appear to have co-existed in the area around Gaborone from about AD 600 to 1000. The sites of Magagarape (Broederstroom culture) and Pitse (Baratani culture) are discussed.

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1990Congo to Kalahari: data and hypotheses about the political economy of the western stream of the Early Iron Age 1986A New Look at the Later Prehistory of the Kalahari 1989Ceramics, settlements and Late Iron Age migrations 1981Early Iron Age settlement at Broederstroom 24/73, Transvaal, South Africa 1984Ndondondwane: a preliminary report on an Early Iron Age site on the lower Tugela River 1977Plaston Early Iron Age Site, White River District, Eastern Transvaal, South Africa

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