The South African Archaeological Bulletin (SAAB) was established in 1945. It is an internationally renowned journal (ISI & IBSS listed) that publishes on all aspects of African archaeology. It has amongst the highest citation index rating of all world archaeological journals.
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Contents
Research Articles in December 2012 Bulletin
NEW STRATIGRAPHIC INTERPRETATIONS OF THE FOSSIL AND ARTEFACT-BEARING DEPOSITS OF THE NAME CHAMBER, STERKFONTEIN
D.J. STRATFORD, L. BRUXELLES, R.J. CLARKE & K. KUMAN
OUT OF AFRICA, THE NILE VALLEY AND THE NORTHERN ROUTE
S. WURZ & P. VAN PEER
WHAT IS IN A NAME? CHARACTERISING THE ‘POST-HOWIESON’S POORT’ AT SIBUDU
N.J. CONARD, G. PORRAZ & L. WADLEY
MICRO-RESIDUE ANALYSIS ON EARLY STONE AGE TOOLS FROM STERKFONTEIN, SOUTH AFRICA: A METHODOLOGICAL ENQUIRY
G.H.J. LANGEJANS
A BUILT STONE ALIGNMENT ASSOCIATED WITH AN LSA ARTEFACT ASSEMBLAGE ON MIA FARM, MIDRAND, SOUTH AFRICA
R.J. MASON
DEBATING THE 500 YEAR INITIATIVE: HISTORY, ANTHROPOLOGY OR BOTH?
T.N. HUFFMAN
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Northern Route Out of Africa Evidence Reviewed by Wurz and Van Peer
Artist Impression of Important Oakhurst Site Discovered by Revil Mason