Portuguese Colonial Efforts in the Zanzibar Countryside
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Dr. LaViolette is an anthropological archaeologist with active research in eastern Africa and a particular interest in indigenous medium-range and large-scale societies over the last two millennia. Since 1987, she has conducted research along the East African coast; both on on the Tanzanian mainland and on the islands of Pemba and Zanzibar.
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