Christopher DeCorse is Professor of Anthropology at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, USA.

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• Foreword Merrick Posnansky1. Introduction Christopher DeCorse2. Tools for Understanding Transformation and Continuity in Senegambian Society: 1500 – 1900 Susan Keech McIntosh, with a contribution by I. Thiaw3. Historical Process and the Impact of the Atlantic Trade on Banda, Ghana, c. 1800 – 1920 Ann Brower Stahl4. The Effect of the Slave Trade on the Bassar Ironworking Society, Togo Philip Lynton de Barras5. Change and Continuity in Coastal Bénin Kenneth G. Kelly6. Kanem-Borno: A Brief Summary of the History and Archaeology of an Empire of the Central Bilad al-Sudan Detlef Gronenborn7. State Formation and Enslavement in the Southern Lake Chad Basin Scott MacEachern8. 500 Years in the Cameroons: Making Sense of the Archaeological Record Augustin F. C. Holl9. An Americanist Perspective of African Archaeology: Toward an Archaeology of the Black Atlantic Theresa A. SingletonIndex

Christopher DeCorse is Professor of Anthropology at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, USA.

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• Foreword Merrick Posnansky1. Introduction Christopher DeCorse2. Tools for Understanding Transformation and Continuity in Senegambian Society: 1500 – 1900 Susan Keech McIntosh, with a contribution by I. Thiaw3. Historical Process and the Impact of the Atlantic Trade on Banda, Ghana, c. 1800 – 1920 Ann Brower Stahl4. The Effect of the Slave Trade on the Bassar Ironworking Society, Togo Philip Lynton de Barras5. Change and Continuity in Coastal Bénin Kenneth G. Kelly6. Kanem-Borno: A Brief Summary of the History and Archaeology of an Empire of the Central Bilad al-Sudan Detlef Gronenborn7. State Formation and Enslavement in the Southern Lake Chad Basin Scott MacEachern8. 500 Years in the Cameroons: Making Sense of the Archaeological Record Augustin F. C. Holl9. An Americanist Perspective of African Archaeology: Toward an Archaeology of the Black Atlantic Theresa A. SingletonIndex

Christopher DeCorse is Professor of Anthropology at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, USA.

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• Foreword Merrick Posnansky1. Introduction Christopher DeCorse2. Tools for Understanding Transformation and Continuity in Senegambian Society: 1500 – 1900 Susan Keech McIntosh, with a contribution by I. Thiaw3. Historical Process and the Impact of the Atlantic Trade on Banda, Ghana, c. 1800 – 1920 Ann Brower Stahl4. The Effect of the Slave Trade on the Bassar Ironworking Society, Togo Philip Lynton de Barras5. Change and Continuity in Coastal Bénin Kenneth G. Kelly6. Kanem-Borno: A Brief Summary of the History and Archaeology of an Empire of the Central Bilad al-Sudan Detlef Gronenborn7. State Formation and Enslavement in the Southern Lake Chad Basin Scott MacEachern8. 500 Years in the Cameroons: Making Sense of the Archaeological Record Augustin F. C. Holl9. An Americanist Perspective of African Archaeology: Toward an Archaeology of the Black Atlantic Theresa A. SingletonIndex