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 | Davies, Matthew I.J.; Kipkeu Kipruto, Timothy; Moore, Henrietta L. (2014) |
 | Revisiting the irrigated agricultural landscape of the Marakwet, Kenya: tracing local technology and knowledge over the recent past |
 | Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa. Volume 49 #4. p. 486-523. |
| Steele, John (2014) |
| Some reflections on two rural potter's cooperatives in the Port St Johns region of the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
| Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Volume 13 #1. p. 41-50. |
| Giblin, John D.; Remigius, Kigongo (2012) |
| The social and symbolic context of the royal potters of Buganda |
| Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa. Volume 47 #1. p. 64-80. |
| Akakpo, Yaovi (2010) |
| Du devenir des technologies traditionnelles | |
| Cahiers du CERLESHS. Volume 25 #35. p. 243-258. |
| Kohtamaki, Marjaana (2010) |
| An ethnoarchaelogical study of Twa potters in southern Rwanda |
| Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa. Volume 45 #3. p. 298-320. |
| Zimmermann, Martin (2010) |
| The coexistence of traditional and large-scale water supply systems in central northern Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #7. p. 55-84. |
| Chirikure, Shadreck; Burrett, Rob; Heimann, Robert B. (2009) |
| Beyond furnaces and slags: a review study of bellows and their role in indigenous African metallurgical processes |
| Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa. Volume 44 #2. p. 195-215. |
| Tempelhoff, Johann W.N. (2008) |
| Historical perspectives on pre-colonial irrigation in southern Africa |
| African Historical Review. Volume 40 #1. p. 121-160. |
 | Coulibaly, Elisée (2006) |
| Savoirs et savoir-faire des anciens métallurgistes d'Afrique occidentale: procédés et techniques de la sidérurgie directe dans le Bwamu (Burkina Faso et Mali) | |
| Paris: Karthala. Hommes et sociétés. 422p. |
| Sokoni, Cosmas; Shechambo, Tamilwai (2005) |
| Changes in the upland irrigation system and implications for rural poverty alleviation: a case of the Ndiwa irrigations system, west Usambara mountains, Tanzania |
| Dar es Salaam: REPOA. REPOA research report #5. 44p. |
| Tegene, Belay (2003) |
| Combining Land Capability Evaluation, Geographic Information Systems, and Indigenous Technologies for Soil Conservation in Northern Ethiopia |
| Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review. Volume 19 #2. June. p. 23-53. |
 | Elder, Tanya (2000) |
| The way of the bricoleur | |
| In: Manoeuvring in an environment of uncertainty: structural change and social action in sub-Saharan Africa. p. 207-232. |
| Bitiyong, Yashim Isa (1999) |
| Tin smelting in the Nok region, Nigeria | |
| West African Journal of Archaeology. Volume 29 #1-2. p. 47-52. |
| Devisch, René (1999) |
| Les universités en Afrique noire et les savoirs endogènes | |
| Bulletin des séances = Mededelingen der zittingen. Volume 45 #3. p. 261-293. |
| Gabriel, A.O.I. (1999) |
| Women and indigenous fishing technology in Rivers State of Nigeria: a source for African traditional educational ideas | |
| West African Journal of Archaeology. Volume 29 #1-2. p. 67-78. |
| Khidir, Zakaria Fadoul (1999) |
| Les Beri et leurs techniques traditionnelles | |
| Revue scientifique du Tchad. Volume 6 #1. p. 43-51. |
| Okonkwo, T.M. (1999) |
| Preservation of meat and fish by solar drying: the case of Nigeria | |
| West African Journal of Archaeology. Volume 29 #1-2. p. 108-117. |
| Okonkwo, T.M. (1999) |
| Upgrading traditional food processing: smoked meat and fish as case studies | |
| West African Journal of Archaeology. Volume 29 #1-2. p. 98-107. |
| Okpoko, A. Ikechukwu; Ibeanu, A.M. (1999) |
| Early metal-working in Nigeria | |
| West African Journal of Archaeology. Volume 29 #1-2. p. 34-46. |
| Onwuejeogwu, M. Angulu (1999) |
| The place of indigenous technology in present-day Africa | |
| West African Journal of Archaeology. Volume 29 #1-2. p. 7-26. |
| David, Nicholas (1998) |
| The Ethnoarcheology and Field Archaeology of Grinding at Sukur, Adamawa State, Nigeria |
| African Archaeological Review. Volume 15 #1. March. p. 13-63. |
| Mortimore, Michael (1998) |
| Roots in the African dust: sustaining the sub-Saharan drylands | |
| Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 219p. |
| Gamser, Matthew; Appleton, Helen (1995) |
| Tinker, tiller, technical change: peoples' technology and innovation off the farm | |
| In: The cultural dimension of development: indigenous knowledge systems. p. 340-347. |
| McCorkle, Constance M.; McClure, Gail D. (1995) |
| Farmer know-how and communication for technology transfer: CTTA in Niger | |
| In: The cultural dimension of development: indigenous knowledge systems. p. 323-332. |
| Mumbanza mwa Bawele (1995) |
| L'évolution technologique des Bantu: cas des riverains de la région équatoriale du Zaïre | |
| Annales aequatoria. Volume 16. p. 259-305. |
| Radcliffe, Edward B.; Ouedraogo, Gregoire; Patten, Sonia E. (eds.) (1995) |
| Neem in Niger: a new context for a system of indigenous knowledge | |
| In: The cultural dimension of development: indigenous knowledge systems. p. 35-70. |
| Walker, Peter J.C. (1995) |
| Indigenous knowledge and famine relief in the Horn of Africa | |
| In: The cultural dimension of development: indigenous knowledge systems. p. 147-154. |
| Warren, D. Michael; Slikkerveer, L. Jan; Brokensha, David; Dechering, Wim H.J.C. (eds.) (1995) |
| The cultural dimension of development: indigenous knowledge systems | |
| London: Intermediate Technology Publications. IT studies in indigenous knowledge and development. 582p. |
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