2020
356 Seiten
8 Farbkarten, 20 s/w-Karten und Satellitenbilder, 11 Farbfotos, 7 s/w-Fotos, 8 Farbgrafiken, 17 s/w-Grafiken, 3 Zeichnungen, zahlreiche Tabellen und Übersichten
Textsprache: Englisch
INHALT
Introductory Papers
Kyari Tijani: Defining the state border in the lacustrine area of the Chad Basin
Herrmann Jungraithmayr / Rudolf Leger: Northeastern Nigeria – A unique linguistic laboratory
I Prehistory in the Chad Basin
Detlef Gronenborn: Historical archaeology in the Chad Basin – Past achievements and future prospects
Musa Oluwaseyi Hambolu: New data and insights into the Late Stone Age colonization of the southwest Chad Basin after the desiccation of the Sahara
Birgitt Wiesmüller: Late Stone Age and Iron Age settlement mounds in the firki clay plains south of Lake Chad
Bienvenu Denis Nizésété: Ancient metallurgy in north Cameroon: Technication rationalities – social context – magical and religious practices in iron production: A case study of Dii people in Adamaoua Province
II The Chad Basin as Human Meeting Point in History
Kyari Mohammed: Man and environment in Bornu – A historical account
Ibrahim Maina Waziri: Towards the dating of a migratory pattern in the Chad Basin – A case study of the Bolewa Fikka migration
Saliba B. James: Migration and culture contact in the Gongola Basin
Yakubu Mukhtar / Alhaji Umar Bako: The impact of environmental variables on the trade in hides and skins in colonial Borno (ca. 1902-1960)
Jörg Adelberger: The colonial subjugation of the Muri Mountains and adjacent regions in northern Nigeria – A preliminary account
III Environmental Dynamics and Language
Umara Bulakarima: From the legendary Sau – The existence of Chadic traits among the Kanuri
Eldridge Mohammadou: Jarawan Bantu expansion from the eastern upper Benue Basin, ca. 1700-1750
Ahmed Tela Baba: The variety of West Hausa in the multilingual environment of Gashua
IV Society and Politics in the Chad Basin
Bärbel Freyer: Attempts at community formation – The Igbo at Lake Chad
Martin Zachary Njeuma: The Lake Chad Basin Commission in West and Central African political culture
V Cultural Dynamism, Language, Literature
Thomas Geider: Kanuri oral literature and its regional and world literary interconnectedness in cultural-historical perspective
VI Environmental Changes, Water and Landmass
Heinrich Thiemeyer / Maren Gumnior: Holocene fluvial dynamics and sediment sequences of the Komadugu Yobe and Gana river system, NE Nigeria
Jacob K. Nyanganji: The morphology of the Ngadda Basin in Borno State, NE Nigeria
Abba Kagu / Yagana Muhammad Aji: Effects of Alao Dam on some socio-economic activities of women in Jere Bowl (downstream of River Ngadda), NE Nigeria
VII Climatic Change, Dynamics of Land Use and Agricultural Adaptation
Anselme Wakponou: Physical conditions and socio-economic and cultural mutation in the Chad plain in extreme north Cameroon
Michel Tchotsoua / Iya Moussa: Indicators of the Adamaoua Plateau (Cameroon) landscape dynamics
W. Paul Adderley / Holger Kirscht / Ian A. Simpson / Mohammed Adam: Agrarian resource use by Kanuri and Shuwa Arab peoples in the Kala-Balge region, NE Nigeria – Perspectives of traditional field system management
VIII The Nigerian Savanna: Gombe and Adamaoua
Werner Fricke: The Nigerian savanna: Gombe and Adamaoua – Signs of an unbalanced development
Heiko Balzerek: Achievements and problems in the evolution of urban centres in the Nigerian savanna – Case study of Gombe
Gilbert Malchau: From world market back to internal markets – Dynamics of agriculture in the hinterland of Gombe and rural areas in southern Nigeria
In weiteren Sammelbänden unseres Programms wurden die Ergebnisse des interdisziplinären Sonderforschungsbereichs 268 an den Universitäten Frankfurt/Main und Maiduguri/Nigeria veröffentlicht:
Rupert Kawka (ed.): From Bulamari to Yerwa to Metropolitan Maiduguri – Interdisciplinary Studies on the Capital of Borno State, Nigeria [PDF]
Dymitr Ibriszimow / Alhaji Maina Gimba (eds.): Bole Language and Documentation Unit, BOLDU Report I + II [PDF]
Norbert Cyffer / Thomas Geider (eds.): Advances in Kanuri Scholarship [PDF]
Überdies finden Sie unter diesen Verweisen Studien zur Konzeptualisierung von Raum, Natur, Umwelt, Bewegung, Gefühl, Wasser und Regen in Afrika:
