Evidence for Earlier Stone Age 'coastal use': The site of Dungo IV, Benguela Province, Angola. by Isis Mesfin, Maria-Helena Benjamim, Anne-Elisabeth Lebatard, Thibaud Saos, David Pleurdeau, Jorge Matos, Matt Lotter

“…The relationship between Earlier Stone Age (ESA) hominins and the southern African coastal environment has been poorly investigated, despite the high concentration of open-air sites in marine and fluvial terraces of the coastal plain from c. 1Ma onward during the Mid-Pleistocene Transition. …”
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Evidence for Earlier Stone Age ‘coastal use’: The site of Dungo IV, Benguela Province, Angola by Isis Mesfin, Maria-Helena Benjamim, Anne-Elisabeth Lebatard, Thibaud Saos, David Pleurdeau, Jorge Matos, Matt Lotter

“…The relationship between Earlier Stone Age (ESA) hominins and the southern African coastal environment has been poorly investigated, despite the high concentration of open-air sites in marine and fluvial terraces of the coastal plain from c. 1Ma onward during the Mid-Pleistocene Transition. …”
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"Of sheep and men": earliest direct evidence of caprine domestication in southern Africa at Leopard Cave (Erongo, Namibia). by David Pleurdeau, Emma Imalwa, Florent Détroit, Joséphine Lesur, Anzel Veldman, Jean-Jacques Bahain, Eugène Marais

“…Here we document the Later Stone Age (LSA) site of Leopard Cave (Erongo, Namibia), which contains confirmed caprine remains, from which we infer that domesticates were present in the southern African region as early as the end of the first millennium BC. …”
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