Reference code
ZA UCT BC1492_A_A1
Title
Books and book chapters
Date(s)
Level of description
Subseries
Extent and medium
Name of creator
(1952-)
Archival history
Immediate source of acquisition or transfer
Scope and content
A1.1 Introduction to Africa (unpublished; 1993)
A1.1.1 Correspondence and draft chapters from Martin Hall (henceforth MH) and others to be included in a proposed textbook for the Centre for African Studies at UCT (University of Cape Town) (1 file)
A1.2 Archaeology Africa (Cape Town, David Philip; London, James Currey, 1996)
A1.2.1 Correspondence and comments pertaining to Archaeology Africa (a proposed teaching manual) (1 file)
A1.3 Archaeology and the modern world: Colonial transcripts in South Africa and the Chesapeake (London and New York, Routledge, 2000)
A1.3.1 Correspondence (1 file) (1992-1999)
A1.3.2 Research materials
A1.3.2.1 Photocopied thesis titled "Miles Selden of Flowerdew Hundred, Virginia: Defrosting the ice house and tidying up the cellar. Is his garbage a "Sign of the Times"? By Margaret Eileen Scully, University of California, Berkeley (1986) (1 file)
A1.3.2.2 Various photocopied articles on Virginian history sent to Martin Hall (1 file)
A1.3.2.3 Drafts (2)
A1.3.2.4 Illustrations
A1.4 Historical archaeology: Back from the edge, eds. Pedro Paulo A. Funari, Martin Hall, Siân Jones
A1.4.1 Correspondence and draft chapters from contributors, plus computer diskettes (1 file) (1996)
A1.5 A history of African archaeology (edited by Peter Robertshaw, Heinemann, 1990)
A1.5.1 One file of correspondence and reviews (1983-1991)
A1.6 Introduction: archaeology of the modern world. Pp. 1-22 in Martin Hall and Stephen W. Silliman (eds.). Historical archaeology. Oxford, Blackwell, 2006.
A1.6.1 3 files of drafts and notes
A1.7 The changing past: farmers, kings and traders in Southern Africa, 200-1860. Cape Town, David Philip, 1987
A1.7.1 Three files of correspondence pertaining to this publication, mainly illustration permission requests (some photographs included) (1986-1990)
A1.7.2 Reviews (1 file)
A1.8 The archaeology of Central and Southern Africa, in John Middleton (ed.) Encyclopaedia of Sub-Saharan Africa. New York, Simon and Schuster. 1996
A1.8.1 Two files of correspondence and draft notes (1993-1996)
A1.9 "Historical archaeology of Africa”, “Mapungubwe and Toutswemogala", "Later Iron Age societies of southern Africa". In Brian Fagan, Charlotte Beck, George Michaels, Chris Scarre and Neil Silberman (eds.) Oxford companion to archaeology. London, Oxford University Press, 1996
A1.9.1 One file of correspondence (1992-1995)
A1.10 Great Zimbabwe and "Nok". In Encarta. London, Microsoft, 1995
A1.10.1 One file of correspondence (1995-1996)
A1.11 “Settlement patterns in the Iron Age of Zululand: an ecological interpretation”. Oxford, British Archaeological Reports, 1981
A1.11.1 Manuscript (2 files)
A1.11.2 Research notes (3 boxes, bundled)
A1.12 The proximity of Dr Bleek’s Bushmen. In Pippa Skotnes (ed.) Miscast: Negotiating the presence of the Bushmen. Cape Town, UCT Press, 1996
A1.12.1 One file of drafts and correspondence (1995)
A1.13 From Lydenburg to Mafikeng: appropriations of images of the past. Pp. 116-133 in Brenda Cooper and Andrew Steyn (eds.), Transgressing boundaries: new directions in the study of culture in Africa. Cape Town: UCT Press, and Athens, Ohio University Press, 1996
A1.13.1 One file of drafts and correspondence (1993-1996)
A1.14 Draft copies of a book on the archaeology of colonial settlement in southern Africa (unidentified, undated, incomplete) (4 files)
A1.15 Draft copies of a book on the archaeology of colonial settlement in southern Africa (unidentified, undated, incomplete) (2 files)
A1.16 South Africa: History. Encyclopaedia Britannica (15th Edition). 27:916-918, 1993.
A1.16.1 One file of correspondence and drafts (1991-1993)
A17 Lifting the veil of popular history: archaeology and politics in urban Cape Town. Pp. 167-184 in Angela Gilliam and George Bond (eds.) The social construction of the past: representation as power. London, Routledge, 1994
A17.1 Drafts and correspondence (1 file) (1990-1993)
A1.18 Great Zimbabwe and the Lost City: the cultural colonization of the South African past. Pp. 28-45 in Peter Ucko (ed.) Theory in archaeology. A world perspective. London, Routledge, 1995
A1.18.1 Correspondence and drafts (1 file)
A1.19 Earth and stone: archaeology as memory. Pp. 180-200 In Sarah Nuttall and Carli Coetzee (eds.), Negotiating the past. The making of memory in South Africa. Cape Town, Oxford University Press, 1998
A1.19.1 Correspondence and drafts (1 file)
A1.20 Patriarchal facades: the ambivalences of gender in the archaeology of colonialism. Pp. 221-236 in Lynn Wadley (ed.), Our gendered past: archaeological studies of gender in Southern Africa. Witwatersrand University Press, Johannesburg. 1997
A1.20.1 Correspondence and drafts (1 file)
A1.21 Slaves, rings and rubbish. Johannesburg, Heinemann, 1995
A1.21.1 Multiple drafts and correspondence (1 file, 3 bundles) (1993-1995)
A1.22 Africanisation and the University of Cape Town. Pp. 1-85 in Goosen, Glen, Martin Hall and Caroline White (eds.), Rethinking UCT: the debate over Africanisation and the position of women. Cape Town, Centre for African Studies, University of Cape Town, 1989
A1.22.1 Multiple drafts, correspondence (5 files)
A1.1.1 Correspondence and draft chapters from Martin Hall (henceforth MH) and others to be included in a proposed textbook for the Centre for African Studies at UCT (University of Cape Town) (1 file)
A1.2 Archaeology Africa (Cape Town, David Philip; London, James Currey, 1996)
A1.2.1 Correspondence and comments pertaining to Archaeology Africa (a proposed teaching manual) (1 file)
A1.3 Archaeology and the modern world: Colonial transcripts in South Africa and the Chesapeake (London and New York, Routledge, 2000)
A1.3.1 Correspondence (1 file) (1992-1999)
A1.3.2 Research materials
A1.3.2.1 Photocopied thesis titled "Miles Selden of Flowerdew Hundred, Virginia: Defrosting the ice house and tidying up the cellar. Is his garbage a "Sign of the Times"? By Margaret Eileen Scully, University of California, Berkeley (1986) (1 file)
A1.3.2.2 Various photocopied articles on Virginian history sent to Martin Hall (1 file)
A1.3.2.3 Drafts (2)
A1.3.2.4 Illustrations
A1.4 Historical archaeology: Back from the edge, eds. Pedro Paulo A. Funari, Martin Hall, Siân Jones
A1.4.1 Correspondence and draft chapters from contributors, plus computer diskettes (1 file) (1996)
A1.5 A history of African archaeology (edited by Peter Robertshaw, Heinemann, 1990)
A1.5.1 One file of correspondence and reviews (1983-1991)
A1.6 Introduction: archaeology of the modern world. Pp. 1-22 in Martin Hall and Stephen W. Silliman (eds.). Historical archaeology. Oxford, Blackwell, 2006.
A1.6.1 3 files of drafts and notes
A1.7 The changing past: farmers, kings and traders in Southern Africa, 200-1860. Cape Town, David Philip, 1987
A1.7.1 Three files of correspondence pertaining to this publication, mainly illustration permission requests (some photographs included) (1986-1990)
A1.7.2 Reviews (1 file)
A1.8 The archaeology of Central and Southern Africa, in John Middleton (ed.) Encyclopaedia of Sub-Saharan Africa. New York, Simon and Schuster. 1996
A1.8.1 Two files of correspondence and draft notes (1993-1996)
A1.9 "Historical archaeology of Africa”, “Mapungubwe and Toutswemogala", "Later Iron Age societies of southern Africa". In Brian Fagan, Charlotte Beck, George Michaels, Chris Scarre and Neil Silberman (eds.) Oxford companion to archaeology. London, Oxford University Press, 1996
A1.9.1 One file of correspondence (1992-1995)
A1.10 Great Zimbabwe and "Nok". In Encarta. London, Microsoft, 1995
A1.10.1 One file of correspondence (1995-1996)
A1.11 “Settlement patterns in the Iron Age of Zululand: an ecological interpretation”. Oxford, British Archaeological Reports, 1981
A1.11.1 Manuscript (2 files)
A1.11.2 Research notes (3 boxes, bundled)
A1.12 The proximity of Dr Bleek’s Bushmen. In Pippa Skotnes (ed.) Miscast: Negotiating the presence of the Bushmen. Cape Town, UCT Press, 1996
A1.12.1 One file of drafts and correspondence (1995)
A1.13 From Lydenburg to Mafikeng: appropriations of images of the past. Pp. 116-133 in Brenda Cooper and Andrew Steyn (eds.), Transgressing boundaries: new directions in the study of culture in Africa. Cape Town: UCT Press, and Athens, Ohio University Press, 1996
A1.13.1 One file of drafts and correspondence (1993-1996)
A1.14 Draft copies of a book on the archaeology of colonial settlement in southern Africa (unidentified, undated, incomplete) (4 files)
A1.15 Draft copies of a book on the archaeology of colonial settlement in southern Africa (unidentified, undated, incomplete) (2 files)
A1.16 South Africa: History. Encyclopaedia Britannica (15th Edition). 27:916-918, 1993.
A1.16.1 One file of correspondence and drafts (1991-1993)
A17 Lifting the veil of popular history: archaeology and politics in urban Cape Town. Pp. 167-184 in Angela Gilliam and George Bond (eds.) The social construction of the past: representation as power. London, Routledge, 1994
A17.1 Drafts and correspondence (1 file) (1990-1993)
A1.18 Great Zimbabwe and the Lost City: the cultural colonization of the South African past. Pp. 28-45 in Peter Ucko (ed.) Theory in archaeology. A world perspective. London, Routledge, 1995
A1.18.1 Correspondence and drafts (1 file)
A1.19 Earth and stone: archaeology as memory. Pp. 180-200 In Sarah Nuttall and Carli Coetzee (eds.), Negotiating the past. The making of memory in South Africa. Cape Town, Oxford University Press, 1998
A1.19.1 Correspondence and drafts (1 file)
A1.20 Patriarchal facades: the ambivalences of gender in the archaeology of colonialism. Pp. 221-236 in Lynn Wadley (ed.), Our gendered past: archaeological studies of gender in Southern Africa. Witwatersrand University Press, Johannesburg. 1997
A1.20.1 Correspondence and drafts (1 file)
A1.21 Slaves, rings and rubbish. Johannesburg, Heinemann, 1995
A1.21.1 Multiple drafts and correspondence (1 file, 3 bundles) (1993-1995)
A1.22 Africanisation and the University of Cape Town. Pp. 1-85 in Goosen, Glen, Martin Hall and Caroline White (eds.), Rethinking UCT: the debate over Africanisation and the position of women. Cape Town, Centre for African Studies, University of Cape Town, 1989
A1.22.1 Multiple drafts, correspondence (5 files)