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Swahili Mijikenda: facing both ways in Kenya
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  • 1974The Swahili-Speaking Peoples of Kenya's Coast, 1895-196594 cited
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  • 2018When Did the Swahili Become Maritime?: A Reply to Fleisher et al. (2015), and to the Resurgence of Maritime Myopia in the Archaeology of the East African Coast32 cited
  • 2010Heritage, Tourism, and Slavery at Shimoni: Narrative and Metanarrative on the East African Coast12 cited

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