An archaeology of interruption: Expulsion and hiatus in Southern Africa’s long past

Abstract

The long career of hiatusas a heuristic and archaeological realityin southern Africa's past demonstrates how episodes of interruption (which differs from rupture) offer insight into expulsion.I emphasize the cadences of interruptions, associations with movement (or lack thereof) and violence, and the role of non-human participants.

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