Iron-making techniques in the Kivu region of Zaïre: some of the differences between the South Maniema region and north Kivu

George Okello Abungu · HW Mutoro

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Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

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Settlement pattern studies are concerned with relics of human occupation in the past. In an archaeological record, these relics either appear in clusters or individually in the form of postholes, house floors, house foundations or as middens. On aerial photographs and topographic maps relics of past human occupation can be identified by the presence of circular or rectangular depressional features and stunted vegetation cover in the midst of a flourishing vegetation community. Past human settlements can also be identified in actual field observation as ruins: building structures, walled fortresses, moats, monuments and mounds.

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