Two Thousand Years in Dendi, Northern Benin
Archaeology, History and Memory
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Word Count
200,250 words, Guess
Page Count
801 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139789004355842
- ISBN-109004355847
- Library of Congress Control Number2018034759
- Library of Congress Control Number2018035424
- OCLC Control Number1043567703
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number1047531915
- Better World Books9789004355842
- Open LibraryOL38043692M
Classifications
- LCCDT541.3.T96 2018
- LCCDT541.3 .T96 2019
- LCCDT541.3
Description
In Two Thousand Years in Dendi, Northern Benin an international team examines a little-known part of the Niger River valley, West Africa, over the longue duree. This area, known as Dendi, has often been portrayed as the crossroads of major West African medieval empires but this understanding has been based on a small number of very patchy historical sources. Working from the ground up, from the archaeological sites, standing remains, oral traditions and craft industries of Dendi, Haour and her team offer the first in-depth account of the area.0Contributors are: Paul Adderley, Mardjoua Barpougouni, Victor Brunfaut, Louis Champion, Annalisa Christie, Barbara Eichhorn, Anne Filippini, Dorian Fuller, Olivier Gosselain, David Kay, Nadia Khalaf, Nestor Labiyi, Raoul Laibi, Richard Lee, Veerle Linseele, Alexandre Livingstone Smith, Carlos Magnavita, Sonja Magnavita, Didier N'Dah, Nicolas Nikis, Sam Nixon, Franck N'Po Takpara, Jean-Francois Pinet, Ronika Power, Caroline Robion-Brunner, Lucie Smolderen, Abubakar Sule Sani, Romuald Tchibozo, Jennifer Wexler, Wim Wouters.
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