A desert transformed : horses and horse peoples of the Iron Age Sahara

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  • List of Figures
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  • List of Tables
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  • Editorial Preface
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  • Acknowledgments
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  • Echoes of Africa's Pasts : who is listening?
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  • The archaeology of human-plant relationships in North Africa : the case of food
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  • Zooarchaeology, paleoenvironment, and human behaviours in Holocene North Africa
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  • Living with climate change in North African prehistory : the Green Mountain of Cyrenaica as refugium or cul-de-sac?
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  • Phenotypic perspectives on Holocene population dynamics in the Central and Southern Sahara
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  • Funerary monuments of Central Mauritania : inventory and distribution
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  • Chasing the shadows of ancestors : glimpses from archaeology and the descendants
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  • Reappraising processes of “neolithization” in Eastern Africa : reflections on the utility of a colonial concept
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  • African rock art and World Heritage : context, safeguarding and prospects for the future
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  • A desert transformed : horses and horse peoples of the Iron Age Sahara
  • The Mantis and his friends : a praying mantis, hartebeest and other persons from San folklore engraved in the |Xam heartland of the Nama Karoo Desert of Southern Africa
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  • The people & ochre : a prehistory of sun-screen
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  • New light on old connections within Africa and beyond : the case of pre-Islamic glass beads of West Africa
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  • How coffee has been fuelling archaeological research in Western Tigray, Ethiopia
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  • Colonising deserts new : camels in the Columbian Exchange
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  Code DOI : 10.36153/aza10.09

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