Among the Okiek people of Kenya, who rely on the trapping and hunting of a wide variety of game, smoked meat is preserved with honey, being kept for up to 3 years13, hence, Nok vessels which contained a mixture of animal fats and beeswax in high abundances, could have been used as c...
constitute over half of all known petroglyphs. Other European sites have been found in Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Denmark and Scandinavia. In Africa, cupules are widespread from the Sahara to South Africa, includingtribal artsites in Kenya, Botswana, and elsewhere. InOceania, cupules ...
To address this question, the researchers examined ancient potsherds from four sites in Kenya and Tanzania, covering a 4000-year timeframe (c 5000 to 1200 BP), known as the Pastoral Neolithic, using a combined chemical and isotopic approach to identify and quantify the food residues found withi...
To address this question, the researchers examined ancient potsherds from four sites in Kenya and Tanzania, covering a 4000-year timeframe (c 5000 to 1200 BP), known as the Pastoral Neolithic, using a combined chemical and isotopic approach to identify and quantify the food residues found withi...
Determination of quality and utilization of Aramine fibres from the plant urena lobata as a textile fibre in Kenya Since Kenya imports most of the vegetable fibres apart from cotton and sisal, there is needfor research in the development and utilisation of other vegetab... L Nkatha - Fiber ...
This study was conducted in the northern part of Kenya, Turkana district, in Kakuma division.Its aims were to study the impact of human settlement on vegetation and soil resources and thesocio-economic environment.Kakuma is a semi-arid a... M Okoti - 《Master of Science in Range Management...
Studies of archaeological sites in Greenland and Kenya show that manure deposition can be traced for centuries to millennia by analysis of 15N enrichment in soil and even in modern plants growing on previously manured soil (Commisso and Nelson, 2006, 2010; Shahack-Gross et al., 2008). ...
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In 2015, however, researchers excavating a dry riverbed near Kenya’s Lake Turkana discovered primitive stone tools embedded in rocks dating to 3.3 million years ago—the middle of the Pliocene Epoch (some 5.3 million to 2.58 million years ago). Those tools predate the oldest confirmed specimens...