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Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Acknowledgments IX
4. Contributors XI
5. 1. Introduction 1
6. Part I. Northeastern Africa
7. 2. The Coming of Nubian Speakers to the Nile Valley 11
8. 3. Linguistic Aspects of Greater Nubian History 39
9. Part II. Equatorial Africa
10. 4. Linguistic Inferences About Early Bantu History 57
11. 5. Linguistic Evidence for the Eastward Spread of Ubangian Peoples 66
12. 6. Prehistory and Historical Linguistics in Central Africa: Points of Contact 78
13. Part III. Eastern and Southern Africa
14. 7. Archaeology and Linguistic Reconstructions of History in East Africa 104
15. 8. The First Spread of Food Production to Southern Africa 158
16. 9. Models of the Spread of the Early Iron Age 182
17. 10. Bantu Expansion into East Africa: Linguistic Evidence 199
18. 11. Bantu Expansion into Eastern Africa: Archaeological Evidence 223
19. Part IV. West Africa
20. 12. The Peopling of Southern Ghana: A Linguistic Viewpoint 245
21. 13. Archaeological and Linguistic 1 Reconstruction in Ghana 256
22. References 267
23. Index 297