1º Congresso Internacional de Arqueologia da África


20/09/2021





10 am OPENING

Sylvio Puga - Rector of the Federal University of Amazonas

Raiane Assumpção - Vice-Dean of the Federal University of São Paulo

Vanicleia Silva Santos - University of Pennsylvania

Fábio Franco - Ambassador of Brazil in Guinea-Bissau


10:30 AM OPENING CONFERENCE


Pygmy rock art from Uganda and south-central Africa Prof. Catherine Namomo / University of the Witwatersrand - South Africa


13:00 POTENTIALITY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN SOUTH AFRICA.


The places of the Zimbabwe-Khami tradition in Mozambique, in the context of Southern Africa

Solange Macamo - Eduardo Mondlane University - Mozambique


Southern African Archeology - State of the Art of the Discipline Ancila Nhamo - University of Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe


History of Archeology in Angola

Maria Helena Benjamim / National Museum of Archeology of Benguela - Angola


Walled enclosures in the Province of Huíla, elements for a research project

Soraia Santos Ferreira - Archaeological Museum of Huíla - Angola


Rock painting as the basis for rethinking the transmission of knowledge

Bárbaro Martinez-Ruiz - Indiana University


3:00 pm POTENTIALITY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND MATERIAL CULTURE IN GUINEA-BISSAU:


History of archaeological research in Guinea-Bissau

Bruno Pastre Máximo - Federal University of Amazonas - Brazil


Traces of material culture in written documents about Cacheu. Social history of an African village connected to the Atlantic world. XVII century

Vanicléia Silva Santos - University of Pennsylvania - USA


Kaabu and Fulaadu Archeology - Sirio Canos Donnay - National Heritage Institute - Spain


The Archaeological Project of Cacheu, Guinea-Bissau

Rui Gomes Coelho - Durham University - United Kingdom


4:30 pm DEBATES ON MATERIAL CULTURE IN ANCIENT EGYPT AND NUBIA - A BRAZILIAN PERSPECTIVE


The importance of an Afro-centered

Egyptology Gilberto da Silva Francisco - Federal University of São Paulo


A Crossroads Egyptology

Fábio Afonso Frizzo de Moraes Lima - Federal University of Triângulo Mineiro


The animal question and Kerma's cattle: in search of endogenous Nubian Perceptions to Pharaonic domination

Fábio Amorim Vieira - State University of Santa Catarina


Expansion, colonization and mortuary variability in northern Sudan in the Bronze Age

Rennan Lemos - Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München



21/09/2021





9 am - CONFERENCE

The Importance of the Black Lands for Tropical Archaeological Theory - live Eduardo Neves - University of São Paulo - Brazil


10 am BLACK LAND OF THE AMAZON AND AFRICA


African Anthropogenic Dark Earths / Anthropogenic Black Earths of Africa James Fairhead - University of Sussex - United Kingdom


Why the black earth? Africa and the Amazon in dialogue

James Fraser - Lancaster University - United Kingdom


The landscapes of the black lands of the Amazon

Charles Clement - National Institute of Amazon Research - Brazil


Anthropogenic horizons in the Amazon

Wenceslau Teixeira - Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation - Brazil


1:00 pm ARCHEOLOGIES IN WEST AFRICA: POTENTIAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH - TABLE 1


The Archaeologist, the Griot and the Musician and the Difficult Past of Slavery Trade

Ibrahima Thiaw - Cheik Anta Diop University - Senegal


Bilan des recherches sur la métallurgie du fer en Afrique de l'Ouest: diversité et complexité d'une industrie ancienne

Helene Timpoko Kienon - Felix Houphouet-Boigny University Ivory Coast


Recherches archéologiques au Burkina Faso: Essaie de Chronologie locale Lassina Kote - University of Ouagadougou - Burkina Faso


Glass and Glass bead in West African Archeology: Technological invention, regional interaction, and globalization

Abidemi Babatunde Babalola - Cambridge University - Nigeria


3:30 pm ARCHAEOLOGIES IN WEST AFRICA: POTENTIAL FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH - TABLE 2


Archeology in Cape Verde: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Nireide Pereira Tavares - University of Lisbon - Cape Verde


State of the art of Archeology in Cape Verde

Sandra Samira Miranda - Federal University of Pelotas - Cape Verde


The roots of urbanization in pre-colonial sub-Saharan Africa: new evidence from the Lake Chad region Carlos Magnavita - Goethe-Universität - Brazil


5:30 pm CLOSING CONFERENCE - live:


Different sources for the construction of African history: a dialogue between documents, oral history and archaeological data

Paulo Fernando de Moraes Farias - University of Birmingham - United Kingdom


18:30 - Closing table - Balance of the event and future perspectives. Vanicleia Silva Santos Bruno Pastre Maximus Gilberto da Silva Francisco



Organização:
- Museu Amazônico/ Universidade Federal do Amazonas - UFAM
- University of Pennsylvania - UPENN
- Université Cheik Anta Diop - UCAD
- Universidade Federal de São Paulo - UNIFESP
- Centro Cultural Brasil-Guiné Bissau/ Embaixada do Brasil na Guiné-Bissau