The Myth of Trans-Saharan Trade during the Roman Era on JSTOR

The International Journal of African Historical Studies

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The International Journal of African Historical Studies (formerly: African Historical Studies) is devoted to the study of the African past. Articles in English on all aspects of Africa's history are welcome ‐ from prehistoric archaeology to the present problems of the continent, including interactions between Africa and the Afro-American peoples of the New World ‐ as long as they are based on historical research and framed in terms of historical analysis. The extensive book review section provides a thorough review of the current literature dealing with Africa's past.

Coverage: 1972-2013 (Vol. 5, No. 1 - Vol. 46, No. 3)

Moving Wall: 3 years (What is the moving wall?)

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ISSN: 03617882

EISSN: 23263016

Subjects: History, History, African Studies, Area Studies

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