Slavery in Africa: Archaeology and Memory

OUP/British Academy (2011)
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Abstract

Leading archaeologists and historians provide new studies of slavery, slave resistance and the economic, environmental and political consequences of slave trading in Africa, from the first millennium AD through to the nineteenth century.

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