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Chellean Man (Tanzania)
Chellean man is the name given to a Homo erectus skull with an extremely large brow ridge, found by Louis Leakey in 1960.

Engaruka
The archaeological site of Engaruka dates to the late Iron Age (15th to 16th centuries AD), and is located in the Rift Valley of Tanzania.

Kilwa (Tanzania) - Kilwa Kisiwani
Kilwa (also called Kilwa Kisiwani) is the name of an archaeological site on the Kilwa Kisiwani island off the coast of Tanzania, in the region known as the Swahili Coast.

Kilwa Kisiwani - Port City of Tanzania
On a small island off the coast of Tanzania lies the site of Kilwa Kisiwani, also called Kilwa, the most important of about thirty-five trading sites on the Indian Ocean during the 11th through 16th centuries AD.

Laetoli (Tanzania)
Laetoli is the name of an archaeological site in Tanzania, where by some very odd twist of fate, the footprints of three Australopithecineshave have been preserved some 3.6 million years.

Mumba Rockshelter (Tanzania)
The Mumba Rockshelter (or Mumba-Hohle) is located in the Rift Valley of Tanzania

Olduvai Gorge
Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania is an ancient hominid archaeological site in Tanzania, excavated by the Leakeys in the mid-1950s.

Ras Mkumbuu
The archaeological site of Ras Mkumbuu was a 10th century trading port on the east coast of Africa with a substantial Muslim occupation.

World Atlas: Tanzania
From the World Atlas of Archaeology on the Web, the original page on Tanzanian archaeology.