Journal of African Archaeology· 2013Q1
Excavations at Gao Saney: New Evidence for Settlement Growth, Trade, and Interaction on the Nige r Bend in the First Millennium CE
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Excavations at the 32-hectare Gao Saney mound reveal evidence of spatial differentiation, trade, and chronological data, suggesting it was the market town Sarneh, a key trading center on the Niger Bend in the first millennium CE.
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