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The Iron Age Ceramics from the Tong Hills, Northern Ghana. Sequence and Comparative Perspective / Timothy A. Insoll, M. Rachel MacLean, Ceri Z. Ashley, Benjamin W. Kankpeyeng

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Appartient au périodique : Journal of African Archaeology, 2011, vol. 9, n° 1, p. 15-39, 1612-1651

Publication: 2011 Langue: Anglais Auteur principal: Insoll, Timothy, 1967-.... Co-auteur: Maclean, M. Rachel ; Ashley, Ceri Z. ; Kankpeyeng, Benjamin

Sujet: céramique (matériau) • récipient (forme) • chronologie • technique de décoration de l'argile • dégraissant • technologie de l'argile Lieu: Pas de terme • Afrique occidentale Époque: âge du fer • âge des métaux

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