David W. Phillipson Knihy

Offering a thorough and current exploration of African archaeology, this 2005 publication serves as a vital resource for understanding the continent's rich historical and cultural heritage. It delves into various archaeological findings, methodologies, and interpretations, highlighting the significance of Africa's archaeological record in the broader context of human history. The book is essential for scholars and enthusiasts looking to deepen their knowledge of Africa's past through an archaeological lens.

This book provides an authoritative survey of the archaeology of Africa, from the origin of mankind until the last few centuries.

A single coherent narrative of Aksumite civilisation revealing the roots of medieval Christian Ethiopia.

Effectively demonstrating the relevance of archaeological research to understanding contemporary Africa, this survey has been extended and updated into a well illustrated account documenting the origins of humanity to the time of European colonization.