On the coast of Kenya, about fifteen kilometers north of Mombasa, lies the abandoned stone town of Mtwapa, once a thriving Swahili settlement of perhaps five thousand people at the mouth of Mtwapa Creek. New research published in African Archaeological Review presents the most detailed zooarchaeological investigation yet of feasting practices at the site’s Friday […]
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