- Iho
Eleru,
formerly known as Iwo Eleeru, is an
archaeological site and rock
shelter that
features Later Stone Age
artifacts from
during the Late Pleistocene-Holocene...
-
continuously in West
Africa between MIS 4 and MIS 2, and Iho
Eleru people persisted at Iho
Eleru as late as 13,000 BP. West
African hunter-gatherers occupied...
-
Elaru Mevhibe Kadın (Ottoman Turkish: محبہ قادین; "talent" or "gift"; 6
August 1835 – 21
February 1936) was the
First consort and BaşKadin of
Sultan Murad...
-
African hunter-gatherers,
there may have been
various peoples (e.g., Iwo
Eleru people,
possibly Aterians) who
continuously occupied West
Africa amid the...
-
National Park
Gurara Waterfalls Hi-Impact
Planet Ibeno Beach Idanre Hill Iho
Eleru Cave IITA
Forest Reserve Ikogosi Warm
Springs Ikom
Monoliths Isaac Boro...
- Pleistocene).
During the Pleistocene,
Middle Stone Age
peoples (e.g., Iwo
Eleru people,
possibly Aterians), who
dwelled throughout West
Africa between MIS...
-
Bosumpra region of
Ghana soon after,
ceramics later arrived in the Iho
Eleru region of Nigeria. In
later periods, a
relationship of the introduction...
- préparatoire
technique (EMPT), a
military academy.
Bingerville (13,000 BP) and Iwo-
Eleru (11,000 BP) are the most
early microlithic industries in West Africa. Originally...
- Pleistocene).
During the Pleistocene,
Middle Stone Age
peoples (e.g., Iwo
Eleru people,
possibly Aterians), who
dwelled throughout West
Africa between MIS...
- 1792–1923. Routledge. p. 118. ISBN 978-1317871071.
Retrieved 6 May 2017. "HH
Eleru Mevhibe Kadin Efendi".
Archived from the
original on 10
November 2012. Retrieved...
