Index | Keywords
Mots-clés | Keywords
A
- Abba Antonios
- Abba Garima Gospels
- Abreha and Aṣbeḥa
- accoustic image
- Addis Ababa
- Aden
- administration
- Africa
- african arts
- african foodways
- African historians
- African Muslim written culture
- African voice
- Agadez
- Agaññahu Engedā
- agricultural practices
- agriculture
- Ahmad al-Bagdadi
- Aḥmad Lobbo
- AIMO archives
- Aksumite period
- Akwapim
- al-Idrîsî
- al-Maghili
- al-Muḫtār al-Ṣaġīr al-Kuntī
- Algeria
- Ambodifotatra Bay
- Amhara
- ancestors
- Andalusia
- Angola
- animism
- Anjouan
- anthropology
- Antiquity
- antislavery
- Arab
- Arab geographers
- arabic
- arabic inscriptions
- Arabic Manuscripts
- arabic medieval inscriptions
- Arabic sources
- archaeology
- archaeothanatology
- archeology
- architecture
- archives
- areal studies
- Armenians
- Arnauld d’Abbadie
- artifact
- Askia Muhammad
- astronomy
- Atlantic World
- authorship
- autobiography
- Azaïs (François Bernardin)
C
- C.H. Braad
- Cairo Genizah
- Caliphate of Ḥamdallāhi
- calligraphy
- capuchins
- Carthage
- cartography
- cassava
- Catholic mission
- central Sudan
- cereals
- charcoal
- Chinese ceramic
- Christian-Muslim relations
- Christianity
- chronology
- circumcision
- clans
- clientship
- climate change
- co-creation
- codicology
- coins
- colonial history
- colonisation
- commemoration
- Comoro islands
- Comoro Islands
- Comoros
- comparative linguistics
- Congo River
- connections
- containers
- conversion
- Coptic Church
- Correspondence
- creation myths
- cross-Saharan trade
- culinary history
- culinary transmission
E
- Early Amharic
- early Iron Age
- East Africa
- Eastern Africa
- eastern Judaism
- edition of Arabic texts
- education
- Egypt
- environment
- Enya
- Epipaleolithic
- epistemology
- Era of the Princes
- Essouk
- Ethiopia
- Ethiopia/Western relations
- Ethiopian Jews
- Ethiopian liturgics
- Ethiopian Orthodox Church
- ethnic group
- ethnicity
- ethnology
- Eurasia
- Europe
- Eustathean
- evolution
- Ēwosṭātēwos
- Ewosṭatewos
- excision
G
- gadl
- Gambia
- game
- Gao
- Garamantes
- gathering
- gender
- genetic criticism
- genetics
- geography
- geology
- geometry
- Ge’ez literature
- Ghana
- Giovanni Lorenzo Anania
- glass beads
- glass chemistry
- global history
- global trade
- gold
- Gold Coast
- Gondar
- Gospel lectionary
- Griaule
- griddle baking
- grief
- Guinea
- Guinea coast
- Gurage
H
- Hadrami
- Hagiography
- hagiography
- Haile Selassie
- ḥākūra system
- Ḥamdallāhi
- Hamitic theories
- Hampâté Bâ
- Harar
- Hārar
- Hausa
- historical and cultural continuity
- historical comparative linguistics
- historical epidemiology
- historical methodology
- historiography
- history
- history of Africa
- history of texts
- history of water
- Hoggar
- holy sites
- hominids
- Horn of Africa
- hospital
- household economy
- households
- humanist geography
- hunting
- hydraulic structures
- hydraulics
- hydrosociology
I
- Ibn Baṭṭūṭa
- Ibn Battuta
- Ibn Khaldun
- iconography
- icons of Saint Luke
- identity
- Ife
- immigration
- imported liquors
- indentured
- India
- Indian Ocean
- Indian Ocean trade
- Indian Ocean world
- influences
- integration
- interreligious dynamics
- iron metallurgy
- ironmaking technologies
- irrigation
- Islam
- islam
- islamic archaeology
- Islamic archeology
- Islamic law
- itinerary
- Ivory Coast
- Ivory Saltcellars
M
- Maale
- Madagascar
- Maḥmūd Ka‘ti
- maize
- Mali
- Mande
- Mandingo and Dyula traders
- manuscript
- Manuscript culture
- manuscript studies
- Manuscripts
- manuscripts
- Manz
- maps
- Marakwet
- maritime trade
- market
- markets
- Märtulä Maryam
- Mäṣḥafä Seddät
- maṣḥafa ṭefut
- Māsina
- masks
- Massinissa
- material culture
- matrimonial strategies
- Mauritania
- Mauritius
- Mayotte
- Mbole
- medicine
- Medieval Africa
- medieval history
- medieval Sahara
- megalithics
- memory
- Menelik II
- Meroe
- Meroitic
- Metal Age
- methodology
- Metoko
- Middle Age
- Middle Ages
- migration
- migration routes
- milk
- mining
- miracle
- miracles
- mobility
- Mokpa
- Mongol Empire
- Morocco
- mosque
- mourning
- Mozambique Island
- Mumuye
- murals
- musée du quai Branly
- music
- Muslim-Christian encounters
- Musumb
- mutualism
- Mwant Yaav
- mystification
- mythology
P
- pact
- paleobiogeography
- paleoclimate
- paper
- parish
- past
- past human activities
- Pate
- Paul Marty
- Philae
- philosophy
- phoenician alphabet
- photography
- phylogenetics
- phylomemetics
- pilgrimage
- pirate
- plague
- poetry
- Poggio Bracciolini
- political symbolism
- politics
- population
- porcelain
- porridge
- porterage
- portuguese ambassador
- potters
- pottery
- pottery shards
- pounding on a concave mould
- power
- Pre-colonial city
- Precolonial Africa
- precolonial art
- precolonial history
- prehistory
- Prehistory
- present
- proto-malagasy cultural area
- Ptolemy
S
- Sahara
- Saharan refuge area
- Sahel
- saint
- Saint Roch
- Saint Yared
- saint-kings
- Sainte-Marie Island
- Sakalava
- savings
- Šawā
- Šäwa
- scholars
- scientific exploration
- sculpture
- second pandemic of plague
- Second Plague Pandemic
- sedentism
- Semien Mountains
- Senegal
- Senegambia
- settlement
- settlement history
- settlement patterns
- Seven Houses
- shrines
- Sijilmāsa
- slave trade
- slavery
- smoking
- social hierarchy
- Sokoto
- Songhay
- Songhay Empire
- Soninke
- sorghum
- soundscapes
- sources
- South Africa
- South Asia
- southern Africa
- southern Cameroon
- southern Ethiopia
- space
- space of experience
- Spatial mobility
- standing stones
- State
- state formation
- status
- Stelae
- stone house
- storage
- style
- Sudan
- Sudano-Sahelian Africa
- Sufism
- Sumatra
- Sunjata
- Sunni Ali Beer
- Swahili
- Swedish East India Company
- syncretism