ECAS 2015 - Panel (Re)Opening Dialogue. African Archaeology and History (6th-18th c.): Heritages, Practices and New Perspectives
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13 avril 2015
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Victor Magnani, « ECAS 2015 - Panel (Re)Opening Dialogue. African Archaeology and History (6th-18th c.): Heritages, Practices and New Perspectives », GLOBAFRICA, ID : 10.58079/p285
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Convenor(s) Vernet Thomas / IMAF-Paris / Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne For most regions, scholarly accounts of the “Medieval” and “Early Modern” African pasts were often based on an approach which mixed historical analysis and the study of archaeological remains, often at the risk of bringing together evidence clumsily. Since the 1970s-1980s, following a more global trend, the archaeology and the history of Africa have tended to move away from one another, for academic reasons but als...