NORTHERN ETHIOPIAN BRONZE IMPLEMENTS FOR LEFT-HANDED INDIVIDUALS

Abstract

Rudolf Gerharz has been making a detailed comparative study of African metal tools, ethnographic as well as archaeological, across the continent. He is preparing a corpus. The present note is the result of fruitful collaboration with Dirk Spennemann, formerly a student of European prehistory and now engaged in the archaeology of the South Pacific. Both authors are at the Seminar fur Vor- und Frühgeschichte of the University of Frankfurt-am-Main. Readers who fail to find the word ‘handedness’ in their English dictionaries should have no difficulty in understanding the concept: the editor thanks the authors for providing le mot propre.

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