Archaeology Of Igbo Land
By F. N. Anozie
Published by Asele Institute Nimo
November 1985
Archaeology of Igbo Land by F. N. Anozie is an important scholarly contribution to the study of Igbo history, archaeology, and cultural heritage. Published by the Asele Institute, Nimo in 1985, the book reflects the Institute's commitment to documenting and preserving the rich cultural traditions of southeastern Nigeria. The publication remains a valuable resource for researchers, students, and anyone interested in the historical foundations of Igbo society.
Published by Asele Institute, Nimo
Language: English
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Overview of Archaeology of Igbo Land
Published in 1985, this work by archaeologist F. N. Anozie contributes to a growing body of research dedicated to understanding the origins, development, and cultural history of Igbo communities. Through archaeological investigation and the study of material culture, the publication supports broader efforts to reconstruct African histories and preserve indigenous knowledge systems.
Key themes include:
• Archaeological research relating to Igboland and its cultural history.
• The documentation and preservation of Igbo heritage.
• The relationship between material culture and historical interpretation.
• Contributions to the study of southeastern Nigerian civilizations.
• The role of archaeology in deepening our understanding of precolonial African societies.
Contents & Highlights
While detailed contents are not currently available through published bibliographic records, the volume is recognised as an important contribution to archaeological scholarship on Igboland and reflects Anozie's wider research interests in Nigerian archaeology and material culture.
The publication includes:
• Research relating to the archaeology of Igboland.
• Documentation of material and cultural heritage.
• Scholarly perspectives on the historical development of Igbo societies.
• Contributions to Nigerian archaeological literature.
