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A Report on the Conference

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 January 2009

Richard Gray
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The Journal of African History , Volume 3 , Issue 2 , July 1962 , pp. 175 - 191
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1962

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References

1 Nenquin, J., ‘Une importante contribution du Musée à la connaissance des cultures protohistoriques du Congo’, Congo Tervuren (1959), I, 1–5.Google Scholar

2 Summers, R., ‘The Southern Rhodesian Iron Age’, Journal of African History II, 1 (1961).Google Scholar

3 Brill, R. H., and Hood, H. P., ‘A New Method for Dating Ancient Glass’, Nature (7 Jan. 1961), CLXXXIX, no. 4758.Google Scholar

4 See their article in Journal of African History, III, 1 (1962).Google Scholar

5 See Professor Portéres's paper below, p. 203.

6 Jones, A. M., ‘Indonesia and Africa: The Xylophone as a Culture-Indicator’ J.R.A.I. (1959), LXXXIX, 155–68.Google Scholar

7 See, for example, the following: Arthur O. Lovejoy's studies of primitivism, e.g. his Essays in the History of Ideas, Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1948Google Scholar; Degler, Carl, ‘Slavery and the genesis of American race prejudice’, Comparative Studies in Society and History, II, 1, Oct. 1959, pp. 49–66CrossRefGoogle Scholar, and Oscar and Mary F. Handlin and Carl Degler, Correspondence, ibid., 11, 4, July 1960, pp. 488–95; and Bernheimer, Richard, Wild Men in the Middle Ages, Harvard University Press, 1952.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

8 A lesser-known example of these works is Ignatius Donnelly's novel concerning Uganda.