K R Robinson
Biographic Data
| ID | 151709 |
|---|---|
| NAME | K R Robinson |
| GIVEN NAMES | K R |
| FAMILY NAME | Robinson |
| SIGNATURE | ROBINSON K R |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 112 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 30 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Clay Figurines from South-Western Zimbabwe
A Note on the Occurrence of Goats and Sheep in the Rock Art of North-Eastern Zimbabwe
Dated Iron Age Sites from the Upper Umguza Valley 1982
The Iron Age of the Upper and Lower Shire, Malawi
A Note on the Spread of Early Iron Age Ceramics in Malawi
Note on an Engraved Stone from the Marandellas District, Rhodesia
The Iron Age of the Southern Lake Area of Malawi
A Human Figure Showing Bush Characteristics
Iron Age Excavations Undertaken in Southern Malawi During 1968
The Iron Age of Northern Malawi
This article gives an account of work at a number of sites in northern Malawi. It adds much to our knowledge of the Iron Age pottery of the region; one ware is shown to have connections with the ‘Dimple-based’ ware far to the north, and also with stamped and channelled wares of Rhodesia to the south. Mr. Robinson is continuing his work in Malawi; Miss Sandelowsky, now Mrs. Pendleton, is a student at the University of California at Berkeley, and i…
Comments and Replies
The Leopard's Kopje Culture, Its Position in the Iron Age of Southern Rhodesia
Bambata Ware; Its Position in the Rhodesian Iron Age in the Light of Recent Evidence
A Preliminary Report on the Recent Archaeology of Ngonde, Northern Malawi
The area involved is located at the northern end of Lake Malawi, near Karonga, and includes Mbande Hill, the ancient capital of the Ngonde people under their paramount chiefs, all of whom bore the title ‘Kyungu’. Three Iron Age Industries are described: ( a ) The Lufira Industry . This is so far represented only by pottery, but it was possible to obtain charcoal associated with it. The pottery appears to have some affinity with the Kalambo materi…
A Note on Storage Pits
Further Excavations in the Iron Age Deposits at the Tunnel Site, Gokomere Hill, Southern Rhodesia
K. R. Robinson, J. C. Shee, K. H. Barnard, Further Excavations in the Iron Age Deposits at the Tunnel Site, Gokomere Hill, Southern Rhodesia, The South African Archaeological Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 72 (Dec., 1963), pp. 155-171
Two Iron-Smelting Furnaces from the Chibi Native Reserve, Southern Rhodesia
Dated Imports from Khami Ruins, Southern Rhodesia
An Early Iron-Age Site from the Chibi District, Southern Rhodesia
A Note on Hollow-Based Pottery from Southern Rhodesia
Some Hitherto Enigmatical Pottery Objects from Matabeleland, Southern Rhodesia
Points from Correspondence
Khami Ruins. Report on Excavations Undertaken for the Commission for the Preservation of Natural and Historical Monuments and Relics, Southern Rhodesia. 1947-1955
Khami Ruins. A Report on Excavations in Southern Rhodesia
Venerated Rock Gongs and the Presence of Rock Slides in Southern Rhodesia
K. R. Robinson, Venerated Rock Gongs and the Presence of Rock Slides in Southern Rhodesia: Historical Monuments Commission of Southern Rhodesia, The South African Archaeological Bulletin, Vol. 13, No. 50 (Jun., 1958), pp. 75-77
A Preliminary Report on the Recent Archaeology of Ngonde, Northern Malawi
The area involved is located at the northern end of Lake Malawi, near Karonga, and includes Mbande Hill, the ancient capital of the Ngonde people under their paramount chiefs, all of whom bore the title ‘Kyungu’. Three Iron Age Industries are described: ( a ) The Lufira Industry . This is so far represented only by pottery, but it was possible to obtain charcoal associated with it. The pottery appears to have some affinity with the Kalambo materi…
The Leopard's Kopje Culture, Its Position in the Iron Age of Southern Rhodesia
An Early Iron-Age Site from the Chibi District, Southern Rhodesia
The Iron Age of Northern Malawi
This article gives an account of work at a number of sites in northern Malawi. It adds much to our knowledge of the Iron Age pottery of the region; one ware is shown to have connections with the ‘Dimple-based’ ware far to the north, and also with stamped and channelled wares of Rhodesia to the south. Mr. Robinson is continuing his work in Malawi; Miss Sandelowsky, now Mrs. Pendleton, is a student at the University of California at Berkeley, and i…
Further Excavations in the Iron Age Deposits at the Tunnel Site, Gokomere Hill, Southern Rhodesia
K. R. Robinson, J. C. Shee, K. H. Barnard, Further Excavations in the Iron Age Deposits at the Tunnel Site, Gokomere Hill, Southern Rhodesia, The South African Archaeological Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 72 (Dec., 1963), pp. 155-171
Dated Iron Age Sites from the Upper Umguza Valley 1982
A Note on Storage Pits
Bambata Ware; Its Position in the Rhodesian Iron Age in the Light of Recent Evidence
Venerated Rock Gongs and the Presence of Rock Slides in Southern Rhodesia
K. R. Robinson, Venerated Rock Gongs and the Presence of Rock Slides in Southern Rhodesia: Historical Monuments Commission of Southern Rhodesia, The South African Archaeological Bulletin, Vol. 13, No. 50 (Jun., 1958), pp. 75-77
Clay Figurines from South-Western Zimbabwe
A Note on the Occurrence of Goats and Sheep in the Rock Art of North-Eastern Zimbabwe
A Note on the Spread of Early Iron Age Ceramics in Malawi
Iron Age Excavations Undertaken in Southern Malawi During 1968
Two Iron-Smelting Furnaces from the Chibi Native Reserve, Southern Rhodesia
Dated Imports from Khami Ruins, Southern Rhodesia
Excavations in Two Rock Shelters near the Rusawi River, Central Mashonaland
Points from Correspondence
Excavations in Two Rock Shelters near the Rusawi River, Central Mashonaland
Excavations at Amadzimba Cave, Located in the Matopo Hills, Southern Rhodesia
A Method of Prehistoric Art Execution
Points from Correspondence
Venerated Rock Gongs and the Presence of Rock Slides in Southern Rhodesia
K. R. Robinson, Venerated Rock Gongs and the Presence of Rock Slides in Southern Rhodesia: Historical Monuments Commission of Southern Rhodesia, The South African Archaeological Bulletin, Vol. 13, No. 50 (Jun., 1958), pp. 75-77
Khami Ruins. Report on Excavations Undertaken for the Commission for the Preservation of Natural and Historical Monuments and Relics, Southern Rhodesia. 1947-1955
Khami Ruins. A Report on Excavations in Southern Rhodesia
Some Hitherto Enigmatical Pottery Objects from Matabeleland, Southern Rhodesia
Points from Correspondence
Two Iron-Smelting Furnaces from the Chibi Native Reserve, Southern Rhodesia
Dated Imports from Khami Ruins, Southern Rhodesia
An Early Iron-Age Site from the Chibi District, Southern Rhodesia
A Note on Hollow-Based Pottery from Southern Rhodesia
A Note on Storage Pits
Further Excavations in the Iron Age Deposits at the Tunnel Site, Gokomere Hill, Southern Rhodesia
K. R. Robinson, J. C. Shee, K. H. Barnard, Further Excavations in the Iron Age Deposits at the Tunnel Site, Gokomere Hill, Southern Rhodesia, The South African Archaeological Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 72 (Dec., 1963), pp. 155-171
Comments and Replies
The Leopard's Kopje Culture, Its Position in the Iron Age of Southern Rhodesia
Bambata Ware; Its Position in the Rhodesian Iron Age in the Light of Recent Evidence
A Preliminary Report on the Recent Archaeology of Ngonde, Northern Malawi
The area involved is located at the northern end of Lake Malawi, near Karonga, and includes Mbande Hill, the ancient capital of the Ngonde people under their paramount chiefs, all of whom bore the title ‘Kyungu’. Three Iron Age Industries are described: ( a ) The Lufira Industry . This is so far represented only by pottery, but it was possible to obtain charcoal associated with it. The pottery appears to have some affinity with the Kalambo materi…
The Iron Age of Northern Malawi
This article gives an account of work at a number of sites in northern Malawi. It adds much to our knowledge of the Iron Age pottery of the region; one ware is shown to have connections with the ‘Dimple-based’ ware far to the north, and also with stamped and channelled wares of Rhodesia to the south. Mr. Robinson is continuing his work in Malawi; Miss Sandelowsky, now Mrs. Pendleton, is a student at the University of California at Berkeley, and i…
A Human Figure Showing Bush Characteristics
Iron Age Excavations Undertaken in Southern Malawi During 1968
The Iron Age of the Southern Lake Area of Malawi
Note on an Engraved Stone from the Marandellas District, Rhodesia
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