Bernard Fagg
Biographic Data
| ID | 145216 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bernard Fagg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bernard |
| FAMILY NAME | Fagg |
| SIGNATURE | FAGG B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pitt Rivers Museum |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1940 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Thermoluminescent Dating of the Udo Bronze Head
Kalambo Falls: Prehistoric Site
Early Iron Smelting in West Africa
Recent work in West Africa: New light on the Nok Culture
1969). Recent work in West Africa: New light on the Nok Culture. World Archaeology: Vol. 1, Recent work and new approaches, pp. 41-50
African Miniatures: The gold weights of Ashanti
Journal Article African Miniatures: the gold weights of Ashanti Get access African Miniatures: the gold weights of Ashanti, by Margaret Webster Plass, Lund Humphries, 1967. 166plates 50s. BERNARD FAGG BERNARD FAGG Pitt Rivers MuseumOxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 67, Issue 269, October 1968, Pages 372–373, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a095808 Published: 01 Oct…
The Ritual Stools of Ancient Ife
The discovery of multiple rock gongs in Nigeria
The first recorded discovery of ringing rocks used for the production of musical notes was made at Birnin Kudu in Kano Emirate (9'30"E., 11 'N.) in June, 1955, during field investigations of the recently discovered rock paintings, the first to be found in Nigeria. The term ‘rock gong’ is here used to denote the small percentage of the numerous natural rock boulders, slabs, spalls and exfoliations abounding in the rocky hills of Nigeria which vibr…
The Discovery of Multiple Rock Gongs in Nigeria
New Discoveries from Ife on Exhibition at the Royal Anthropological Institute
A Fertility Figure of Unrecorded Style from Northern Nigeria
The Pan-African Congress on Prehistory, 1947: A General Report
Archaeological Notes from Northern Nigeria
A Preliminary Note on a New Series of Pottery Figures from Northern Nigeria
The archaeological material described in this note is the result, like many other finds, of mining operations. Other collections of prehistoric human and animal figures have been found in Nigeria, usually in circumstances offering little evidence of their origin: these specimens, though there is as yet no concrete evidence of their age, origin, and cultural significance, have come to light in conditions which give good reason to hope that the fur…
Some Archaeological Notes from Northern Nigeria
Preliminary Report on a Microlithic Industry at Rop Rock Shelter Northern Nigeria
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Studies on the Palaeolithic Succession in England No. II. The Upper Brecklandian Acheul (Elveden)
The excavations here under review were undertaken on behalf of the Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. We have to express our deep gratitude to the Earl of Iveagh, on whose estate the brickyard lies, for his kind permission to excavate and his generosity in providing the whole time services of two workmen during the seven weeks of the excavations. Mr Dow, the Estate Manager, was always a source of help and his interest was c…
Recent work in West Africa: New light on the Nok Culture
1969). Recent work in West Africa: New light on the Nok Culture. World Archaeology: Vol. 1, Recent work and new approaches, pp. 41-50
A Preliminary Note on a New Series of Pottery Figures from Northern Nigeria
The archaeological material described in this note is the result, like many other finds, of mining operations. Other collections of prehistoric human and animal figures have been found in Nigeria, usually in circumstances offering little evidence of their origin: these specimens, though there is as yet no concrete evidence of their age, origin, and cultural significance, have come to light in conditions which give good reason to hope that the fur…
The Discovery of Multiple Rock Gongs in Nigeria
Archaeological Notes from Northern Nigeria
Thermoluminescent Dating of the Udo Bronze Head
The discovery of multiple rock gongs in Nigeria
The first recorded discovery of ringing rocks used for the production of musical notes was made at Birnin Kudu in Kano Emirate (9'30"E., 11 'N.) in June, 1955, during field investigations of the recently discovered rock paintings, the first to be found in Nigeria. The term ‘rock gong’ is here used to denote the small percentage of the numerous natural rock boulders, slabs, spalls and exfoliations abounding in the rocky hills of Nigeria which vibr…
Preliminary Report on a Microlithic Industry at Rop Rock Shelter Northern Nigeria
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Ritual Stools of Ancient Ife
New Discoveries from Ife on Exhibition at the Royal Anthropological Institute
A Fertility Figure of Unrecorded Style from Northern Nigeria
Studies on the Palaeolithic Succession in England No. II. The Upper Brecklandian Acheul (Elveden)
The excavations here under review were undertaken on behalf of the Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. We have to express our deep gratitude to the Earl of Iveagh, on whose estate the brickyard lies, for his kind permission to excavate and his generosity in providing the whole time services of two workmen during the seven weeks of the excavations. Mr Dow, the Estate Manager, was always a source of help and his interest was c…
Preliminary Report on a Microlithic Industry at Rop Rock Shelter Northern Nigeria
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
A Preliminary Note on a New Series of Pottery Figures from Northern Nigeria
The archaeological material described in this note is the result, like many other finds, of mining operations. Other collections of prehistoric human and animal figures have been found in Nigeria, usually in circumstances offering little evidence of their origin: these specimens, though there is as yet no concrete evidence of their age, origin, and cultural significance, have come to light in conditions which give good reason to hope that the fur…
Some Archaeological Notes from Northern Nigeria
Archaeological Notes from Northern Nigeria
The Pan-African Congress on Prehistory, 1947: A General Report
A Fertility Figure of Unrecorded Style from Northern Nigeria
New Discoveries from Ife on Exhibition at the Royal Anthropological Institute
The discovery of multiple rock gongs in Nigeria
The first recorded discovery of ringing rocks used for the production of musical notes was made at Birnin Kudu in Kano Emirate (9'30"E., 11 'N.) in June, 1955, during field investigations of the recently discovered rock paintings, the first to be found in Nigeria. The term ‘rock gong’ is here used to denote the small percentage of the numerous natural rock boulders, slabs, spalls and exfoliations abounding in the rocky hills of Nigeria which vibr…
The Discovery of Multiple Rock Gongs in Nigeria
The Ritual Stools of Ancient Ife
African Miniatures: The gold weights of Ashanti
Journal Article African Miniatures: the gold weights of Ashanti Get access African Miniatures: the gold weights of Ashanti, by Margaret Webster Plass, Lund Humphries, 1967. 166plates 50s. BERNARD FAGG BERNARD FAGG Pitt Rivers MuseumOxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 67, Issue 269, October 1968, Pages 372–373, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a095808 Published: 01 Oct…
Early Iron Smelting in West Africa
Recent work in West Africa: New light on the Nok Culture
1969). Recent work in West Africa: New light on the Nok Culture. World Archaeology: Vol. 1, Recent work and new approaches, pp. 41-50
Kalambo Falls: Prehistoric Site
Thermoluminescent Dating of the Udo Bronze Head
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