Prof Bayo Is a Professor of Archaeology and former Head of Department, Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Ibadan.  His research interest includes ethnoarchaeology, historical archaeology and cultural resources management.

Dr Tunde is the Andrew Mellon Postdoc at the British Museum, United Kingdom, and a Marie Curie post-doctoral fellow at the Cyprus Institute’s STARC.  He was the Smuts fellow at the Centre for African Studies, University of Cambridge, the McMillan Stewart fellow at the Hutchins Centre of Africa and African American Research, Harvard University, and a Postdoc at the Department of Anthropology, Harvard University.  His research focuses on high-temperature technologies in pre-colonial West African societies, the role technology played in the emergence of complex society, and the ontology, sociality, and cultural processes of technology. He is the Director of the “Archaeology of Glass” projectin Ile-Ife, Nigeria.

An Environmental archaeologist who has excavated in southern Nigerian, Igboland and Yorubaland.  With his major interest on

An Environmental archaeologist who has excavated in southern Nigerian, Igboland and Yorubaland.  With his major interest on

The President of the Society of Africanist Archaeologists, Kevin describes himself as an archaeological generalist, with specialities in earthen architecture, pottery and animal remains, from which he gleans the societies of ancient Africa. Most of his excavations have been in West Africa (Mali), and the United

The President of the Society of Africanist Archaeologists,  Kevin describes himself as an archaeological generalist, with specialities in earthen architecture, pottery and animal remains, from which he gleans the societies of ancient Africa. Most of his excavations have been in West Africa (Mali), and the United

Prof Akin Ogundiran is a distinguished specialist in early African history and archaeology, Editor-in-Chief of African Archaeological Review, and Director, The Oyo Empire Archaeology and Heritage Project.  He is presently a Professor of History at Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences of Northwestern University, USA. His research

Prof Akin Ogundiran is a distinguished specialist in early African history and archaeology, Editor-in-Chief of African

George Abungu is an archaeologist from Kenya, and