Language and History in Africa

Geography · Linguistics · African history and culture studies · Gender Studies in Language · History · Multilingual Education and Policy · Philosophy

• From Nation to Empire

  Open Access•Federico Neiburg, Marcio Goldman•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• Indigenism in Brazil

  Antonio Carlos De Souza Lima•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• “Today We Have Naming of Parts”

  Open Access•Adam Kuper•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• Anthropology, Development, and Nongovernmental Organizations in Latin America

  Open Access•Jorge Pantaleón, Jorge F Pantaleón•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• The Ethnologist and the Architect

  Open Access•Alban Bensa•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• The Anthropologist as Expert

  Open Access•João Pacheco De O Oliveira, João Pacheco De Oliveira•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• Practice of Historical Linguistics and Language Codification in Africa

  Open Access•Augustine Agwuele•History Compass•2007

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• The Relative Influence of English And Afrikaans on The Lexicon of Zulu

  Adrian Koopman•Language Matters•1996

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• La Civilisation bantou, son essor et son déclin

  Open Access•William Graham Lister Randles•Annales Histoire Sciences Sociales•1974

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• Language constructing language

  Open Access•Talbot J Taylor•Language Sciences•2000

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• It Is Permitted to Marry a Kushite”

  Open Access•David M Goldenberg•AJS Review The Journal of the…•2013

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• Cherokee and West Africa

  Open Access•Konrad Tuchscherer, P E H Hair•History in Africa•2002

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• Rulers, Scholars, and Invaders

  Open Access•Brent Singleton•History in Africa•2004

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• Mande Kaba,” the Capital of Mali

  Open Access•Kathryn L Green•History in Africa•1991

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• Bilali of Faransekila”

  Open Access•David C Conrad•History in Africa•1989

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• Ecological Perspectives on Mande Population Movements, Commercial Networks, and Settlement Patterns from the Atlantic Wet Phase (ca. 5500-2500 B.C.) to the Present

  Open Access•George E Brooks•History in Africa•1989

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• A Traditional History of the Konyan (15th-16th Century)

  Open Access•Tim Geysbeek•History in Africa•1994

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• History of Bantu Metallurgy

  Open Access•Pierre De Maret, F Nsuka•History in Africa•1977

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• Malcolm Guthrie and the Reconstruction of Bantu Prehistory

  Open Access•Colin Flight•History in Africa•1980

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• B. Reviews and notes of recent bibliographies

  D Brady, David Waines et al.•British Society for Middle…•1977

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• Models of the world and categorial models

  Paulo Fernando De Moraes Farias•Slavery and Abolition•1980

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• Linguistic evidence for cultivated plants in the Bantu borderland

  R Blench•Azania Archaeological Research in…•1994

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• Pits, Pots and the Far-West Streams

  Pierre De Maret•Azania Archaeological Research in…•1994

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• Musa and Ensete in Africa

  Gerda Rossel•Azania Archaeological Research in…•1994

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• The Iberomaurusian enigma

  Open Access•Joel D Irish•Journal of Human Evolution•2000

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• From Asia to Africa

  Open Access•H T Norris•Bulletin of the School of…•1994

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• The naming of the frontier

  Open Access•Michael Bonner•Bulletin of the School of…•1994

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• Sanga

  Open Access•Pierre De Maret•The Journal of African History•1977

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• Bantu, Galla and Somali migrations in the Horn of africa

  Open Access•E R Turton•The Journal of African History•1975

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• The prehistorical, implications of Guthrie's comparative Bantu Part I

  Open Access•David Dalby•The Journal of African History•1975

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• Who were the Vai

  Open Access•Adam Jones•The Journal of African History•1981

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• The Prehistorical Implications of Guthrie's Comparative Bantu. Part II

  Open Access•David Dalby•The Journal of African History•1976

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• The Mid-Atlantic Islands

  Open Access•Stefan Halikowski-Smith, Stefan Halikowski Smith•International Review of Social…•2010

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• The Bantu languages

  Open Access•Jan Knappert•European Journal of Sociology•1987

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• Trans-Saharan Gold Trade and Byzantine Coinage

  Open Access•David W Phillipson•The Antiquaries Journal•2017

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• A Preliminary Report on a Coastal and Underwater Survey in the Area of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

  Ralph K Pedersen•American Journal of Archaeology•2015

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• A new perspective on Bantu expansion and classification

  Robert K Herbert, T N Huffman•African Studies•1993

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• Portuguese contacts with the Bantu languages of the Transkei, natal and southern Mozambique 1497-1650

  P E H Hair•African Studies•1980

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• The heroic ideal in three Sotho novellas of labour migration

  Robert Shanafelt•African Studies•1988

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• Phonological relationships between the Southern Bantu languages

  Andrew Van Der Spuy•African Studies•1990

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• Social Anthropology and the 'Bantu Expansion

  Open Access•Adam Kuper, Pierre Van Leynseele•Africa•1978

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• Historical Inferences from the Linguistic Geography of the Nigerian Middle Belt

  Open Access•J A Ballard, John Ballard•Africa•1971

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• The eastern Maghrib and the central Sudan

  Open Access•Humphrey J Fisher•The Cambridge History of Africa•1977

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• Trans-Saharan contacts and the Iron Age in West Africa

  Open Access•Raymond Mauny•The Cambridge history of Africa•1979

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• The western Maghrib and Sudan

  Open Access•Nehemia Levtzion•The Cambridge History of Africa•1977

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• The Guinea coast

  Open Access•Walter Rodney•Cambridge History of Africa•1975

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• The legacy of prehistory

  Open Access•J Desmond Clark•The Cambridge history of Africa•1979

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• Central Africa from Cameroun to the Zambezi

  Open Access•David Birmingham•The Cambridge History of Africa•1977

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• The Sahara and the Sudan from the Arab conquest of the Maghrib to the rise of the Almoravids

  Open Access•Nehemia Levtzion•The Cambridge history of Africa•1979

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• The Cambridge History of Africa

  Open Access•John D Fage, Roland Anthony Oliver et al.•The Cambridge history of Africa•1977

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• Trafficking Words

  Open Access•Margaret Bridges•Fiction and Economy•2007

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• Central Africa from Cameroun to the Zambezi

  Open Access•David Birmingham•Cambridge History of Africa•1975

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• Eastern Africa

  Open Access•Edward A Alpers, Edward Alpers et al.•Cambridge History of Africa•1975

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• Fortified Towns of the Koinadugu Plateau

  Open Access•Christopher R Decorse•Power and Landscape in Atlantic…•2012

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• Upper and Lower Guinea

  Open Access•J D Fage•The Cambridge History of Africa•1977

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• The East Coast, Madagascar and the Indian Ocean

  Open Access•H Neville Chittick•The Cambridge History of Africa•1977

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• North Africa in the Hellenistic and Roman periods, 323 BC to AD 305

  Open Access•R C C Law•The Cambridge history of Africa•1979

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• Africa in Europe and the Americas

  Open Access•Walter Rodney•Cambridge History of Africa•1975

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• The central Sahara and Sudan

  Open Access•Humphrey J Fisher•Cambridge History of Africa•1975

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• The East African interior

  Open Access•Roland Oliver•The Cambridge History of Africa•1977

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• The Making of the African mtDNA Landscape

  Open Access•Antonio Salas, Martin B Richards et al.•The American Journal of Human…•2002

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• Bordering on Anthropology

  C Lomnitz•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• Rationalizing Colonial Domination

  Open Access•Benoît De L’estoile•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• The Bantu Expansion and the Soas Network

  Open Access•Colin Flight•History in Africa•1988

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• Anthropology at the End of Empire

  David Mills•Empires, Nations, and Natives•2005

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• Linguistic evidence and its correlation with archaeology

  Christopher Ehret•World Archaeology•1976

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• African Military Slaves in the Medieval Middle East

  Open Access•Jere L Bacharach•International Journal Middle East…•1981

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