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Wilton culture : ウィキペディア英語版 | Wilton culture The Wilton culture is the name given by archaeologists to an archaeological culture which was common to parts of south and east Africa around six thousand years ago, during the Stone Age period. The culture is characterized by a greater number of tool types, distinguishing it from its predecessors. It was first described by John Hewitt after he excavated with the collaboration of C. W. Wilmot a cave on the farm Wilton.〔Hewitt J. (1921). On several implements and ornaments from Strandloper sites in the Eastern Province. S. Afr. J. Sci. 18: 454-467〕 ==Locations== Occupation sites include that at Kalambo Falls and the valley of Twyfelfontein.〔(【引用サイトリンク】publisher=Tourbrief.com )〕 Additionally, a partially preserved camp dating to 2300 BC was found in Gwisho, near the Kafue River.〔
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