The peoples of the Middle Niger: the island of gold

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African Studies and Geopolitics African history and culture studies Global Maritime and Colonial Histories

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List of Plates. List of Figures. List of Maps. Preface. 1. Riches Beyond Lucre, The Island of Gold. 2. The Dry Basins of the Middle Niger. 3. Historical Imagination: 4100 BP. 4. Peoples of the Four Live Basins. 5. Historical Imagination: 300 BC. 6. Penetration of the Deep Basins. 7. Historical Imagination: AD 400. 8. Prosperity and Cities. 9. Historical Imagination: AD 1000. 10. The Imperial Tradition. 11. Historical Imagination: AD 1472. 12. Epilogue: Resilience of an Original Civil Society?. Bibliography.

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