This study seeks insights into the peoples and traditions of the
Tanzanian coast, East Africa, during the 6th to 15th century
through the application of archaeological survey and excavation
techniques in the vicinity of the two important trading centres of
Kaole and Kilwa. Six themes are covered, namely the identification
of coastal settlement sites and establishment of their chronology;
recognition of principal phases in settlement development;
exploitation of maritime resources and economy; identification of
settlement location in relationship to the physical environment of
the coast; establishment of the hierarchical nature of coastal
settlement; and recognition of the principal harbour and port
types.
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