Des ateliers de production de céramique pré-dogon à Kokolo (Mali)

Daouda Keïta

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Archaeological research undertaken between 2004 and 2008 at Kokolo in the Bandiagara region of Mali has revealed traces of drystone paved-structures and an important quantity of archaeological remains dating to the Pre-Dogon period. Examination of these finds facilitated their individual identification, though without providing indications of the function of the paved structures themselves. However, thanks to a multidisciplinary approach, uniting ethnoarchaeological and archaeological data, it has been possible to determine the function of this complex, which served as a pottery workshop.

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2010Outils de potières au Mali : chaînes opératoires et traditions techniques 2000Etude ethnoarchéologique des phénomènes d'emprunts céramiques : enquêtes dans les haute et moyenne vallées du fleuve Sénégal (Sénégal)1991Les percuteurs d'argile : des outils de potières africaines utilisés de la préhistoire à nos jours 1991Traditions céramiques et ethnies dans le delta intérieur du Niger (Mali): approche ethnoarchéologique

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