Gao in Mali is situated near the northern bend of the Niger river
in the western Sahel; it was of prime importance in the spread of
Islam and trans-Saharan contacts and trade. This volume reviews the
results of archaeological survey and excavation in the region,
including the author's own fieldwork; the spread of Islam is
considered from the archaeological evidence and for its effect on
the political and social structures of the region.
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