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The Burden of Tribalism: The Social Context of Southern African Iron Age Studies
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  • 1994A History of American Archaeology357 cited
  • 1968Background to Evolution in Africa339 cited
  • 1982Archaeology and Ethnohistory of the African Iron Age304 cited
  • 1970Background to Evolution in Africa238 cited
  • 1983Our Heritage - Your Playground228 cited
  • 1970The Early Iron Age and the Spread of the Bantu215 cited
  • 1978Iron Age Communities of the Southern Highveld181 cited
  • 1982Some Opinions about Recovering Mind141 cited
  • 1982Paradigms, Systematics, and Archaeology135 cited
  • 1980Ceramics, classification and Iron Age entities96 cited
  • 1972The Rise and Fall of Zimbabwe93 cited
  • 1931The Zimbabwe Culture: Ruins and Reactions90 cited
  • 1966The Leopard's Kopje Culture, Its Position in the Iron Age of Southern Rhodesia81 cited
  • 1968Transvaal and Natal Iron Age settlement revealed by aerial photography and excavation80 cited
  • 1981Snakes and birds: expressive space at great Zimbabwe75 cited

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