K. Gavua

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I Like You, I Like Your Pottery: An Ethnoarchaeological Approach to Ceramic Distribution and Acquisition in Northeastern Ghana

Jaume García Rosselló, Daniel Albero, M. Calvo, 2016 .

Material Culture and Indigenous Spiritism: the Katamansu Archaeological “Otutu” (Shrine)

K. Gavua, W. Apoh, 2010 .

Material expressions of religious identity in Ghana

K. Gavua, 2015 .

I Like You, I Like Your Pottery: An Ethnoarchaeological Approach to Ceramic Distribution and Acquisition in Northeastern Ghana

Jaume García Rosselló, Daniel Albero, M. Calvo, 2016, African Archaeological Review.

BOOK REVIEW: Berry, Sara, S. CHIEFS KNOW THEIR BOUNDARIES: ESSAYS ON PROPERTY, POWER, AND THE PAST IN ASANTE, 1896-1996. Portsmouth, Oxford, Cape Town: Heinemann, James Currey, David Philip. 2001.

K. Gavua, 2004 .

Alternative Site Conservation Strategies in Ghana: The Adome Ancient Ironworking Site

K. Gavua, W. Apoh, 2011 .

Why Pots are Decorated

N. David, K. Gavua, Judy Sterner, 1988, Current Anthropology.

Social Identities and Material Culture: Oral History, Archaeology and Ethnoarchaeology in the Upper Basin of the White Volta (NE Ghana)

J. Rosselló, M. Trías, Daniel Albero, 2014 .

Daboya and the Kintampo culture of Ghana

K. Gavua, 1985 .

“We will not relocate until our ancestors and shrines come with us”: heritage and conflict management in the Bui Dam Project area, Ghana

K. Gavua, Ghana Wazi Apoh, 2016 .

The politics of heritage in Africa: economies, histories, and infrastructures

D. Peterson, K. Gavua, C. Rassool, 2015 .

Historical Archaeology of the Dente Shrine at Peki, Ghana: Landscapes of Power and Memories of Atlantic Slavery in West Africa

K. Gavua, Benjamin Kofi Nutor, 2023, African Archaeological Review.