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Ceramics from the wreck of a Portuguese ship at Mombasa
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  • 1978Kilwa: An Islamic Trading City on the East African Coast204 cited
  • 1976Fort Jesus: A Portuguese Fortress on the East African Coast46 cited
  • 1975Fort Jesus: a Portuguese fortress on the East African Coast46 cited
  • 1977Mombasa wreck excavation38 cited
  • 1978Mombasa wreck excavation Second preliminary report, 197835 cited
  • 2016A potter's book34 cited
  • 1971Porcelain and the Dutch East India Company31 cited
  • 1981Mombasa wreck excavation Fourth preliminary report, 198021 cited
  • 1979Mombasa wreck excavation Third preliminary report, 197920 cited

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  • 2004Swahili Archaeology and History on Pemba, Tanzania: A Critique and Case Study of the Use of Written and Oral Sources in Archaeology20 cited

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