Afrikanische Kunst

Abstract

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Using civic space: identifying the evidence

“…While that article was in press, the typology was being refined by Ulrich Schädler. 37 A version was put online at the time of the Congress, with some references to published materials; 38 I am very grateful to the colleagues who have provided further information and some more illustrated examples. 39 Some of these are definitely gameboards, others may be, many more may have one or more functions which we cannot determine.…”