Photo Credit: Photo of Gede archaeological site, Kenya by Matthew C. Curtis, 1994, © Matthew C. Curtis. Map Credit: Google Maps.

Links to General Resources:

Africa.com Kenya Museum Guide

Institute for Indian Ocean Heritage

Kenya Country Profile page from UCLA African Studies Center

Link to Kenya heritage laws page from the World Wide Web Library of African Archaeology

National Museums of Kenya

Oxford Bibliographies Archaeology of Eastern Africa page

Stanford University Libraries Africa South of the Sahara Kenya page

UNESCO World Heritage Centre Kenya page

Archaeology, Paleoanthropology, and Cultural Heritage Project/Institute/Society Websites:

Aga Kahn Univesity Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilizations - Swahili History & Archaeology

Aluka.org JSTOR World Heritage Sites Africa - A Bibliography Contextualizing Lamu, Kenya

Aluka.org JSTOR World Heritage Sites Africa - David Coulson Africa Heritage Collection 

Aluka.org JSTOR Africa World Heritage Sites - Photographs of Lamu Island Collection

British Institute in Eastern Africa

British Museum's African Rock Art Image Project - Kenya

Christensen Fund African Rift Valley programs

In Africa project: The role of East Africa in the evolution of human diversity

Institute for Indian Ocean Heritage

Marakwet Heritage Project, Kenya

National Museums of Kenya

REAL - Resilience in East African Landscapes

REAL ITN on Facebook

Sealinks Project - University of Oxford

Sealinks Project - UCL Institute of Archaeology

Smithsonian Institute Olorgesailie Project

Thimlich Ohinga, Kenya project

The Gallmann Memorial Foundation Ol Ari Nyiro archaeology project

Turkana Basin Institute

Trust for African Rock Art (TARA)

News and Media:

CNN Inside Africa program videos "Rock Art Across Africa is Dying" featuring the work of Trust for African Rock Art (TARA) in Nairobi, Kenya

CNN Inside Africa program videos "Swahili Culture's Rich, Complex History"

CNN story - "Oldest Stone Tools Found in Kenya"

Nature video: Evidence of a prehistoric massacre extends the history of warfare (Nataruk, Kenya)

PBS Wonders of the African World - The Swahili Coast

Science (AAAS): World's Oldest Stone Tools Discovered in Kenya

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