The Egerton Cave on the Njoro River

In this article the authors describe the finds from the excavation of a burial cave which yielded stone bowls. It is interesting to read this in conjunction with the article by Mrs. Jean Brown elsewhere in this number

Archaeology · Cave · Conjunction (astronomy · Excavation · Geography · Archaeology and Natural History · Geology

• Reconstruction of African human diet using bone collagen carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios

  Open Access•H Ambrose, Stanley H Ambrose et al.•Nature•1986

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• Aspects of the Size and Shape Variation of the East African Stone Bowls

  Harry V Merrick•Azania Archaeological Research in…•1973

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• Grinding-stone implements in the eastern African Pastoral Neolithic

  Open Access•Anna Shoemaker, Matthew I J Davies et al.•Azania Archaeological Research in…•2019

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• Later Stone Age Investigation in the Laikipia Highlands, Kenya

  Ari Siiriäinen•Azania Archaeological Research in…•1977

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• A Reassessment of the Stone Bowl Cultures of the Rift Valley, Kenya

  Mark Cohen•Azania Archaeological Research in…•1970

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• Stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis of human and animal diet in Africa

  Open Access•H Ambrose, Stanley H Ambrose•Journal of Human Evolution•1986

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• A Review of Pottery from the Kenya Highlands

  J E G Sutton•The South African Archaeological…•1964

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• Dimple-Based Pottery from Central Kavirondo, Kenya Colony

  A G, M G Leakey et al.•The South African Archaeological…•1948

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• Excavations at the Njoro River Cave

  A J Arkell•African Affairs•1951

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