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Domestic life at Orile-Owu, Nigeria (c. AD 1456-1661): an initial insight

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DarManAdeOgu
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ApoUni
Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
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This study explores the early domestic life at the historic site of Orile-Owu through excavations and ethnography, revealing insights into food processing, diet, medicinal practices, and daily routines of occupants during the mid-fifteenth to mid-seventeenth centuries CE in Yoruba history.

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Yoruba

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4301 Archaeology4303 Historical Studies43 History, Heritage and ArchaeologyDementiaAlzheimer's Disease including Alzheimer's Disease Related Dementias (AD/ADRD)NutritionNeurosciencesFOS: Clinical medicineNeurodegenerativeBrain Disorders+3

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