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...s. It was first excavated in 1953 by [[John Desmond Clark]] who recognised archaeological activity around a small basin lake upstreams from the falls. ...y was superseded by the [[Sangoan]] and then [[Lupemban]] [[archaeological industry|industries]] related to those found in the [[Congo Basin|Congo]]. Around 10

The main industry of Solwezi is [[Copper extraction|copper mining]] at [[Kansanshi Mine]] (lo ...among the first Zambians to do mining of copper in Zambia as suggested by archaeological evidence at the Kansanshi Mine in Solwezi that dates back to the [[Iron Age

=== Archaeological sites === **[[Oil industry in Zambia]]

=== Archaeological sites === **[[Oil industry in Zambia]]

...of maize).<ref name="benz">{{cite journal|last=Benz|first=Bruce F.|title= Archaeological evidence of teosinte domestication from Guilá Naquitz, Oaxaca|year=2005|pu ...ericas along two major paths. This is consistent with a model based on the archaeological record suggesting that maize diversified in the highlands of Mexico before

...rt, and [[cotton]] textiles an import. One of the best-known [[archaeology|archaeological]] sites for this period is [[Ing-ombe Ilede]] near [[Siavonga]] close to th ...for this was that the Zambian economy was heavily dependent on the copper industry, which had previously been nationalised. During the 1970s the price of copp

Archaeological excavation work on the [[Zambezi Valley]] and [[Kalambo Falls]] show a succ ...mmerce-trade-industry-zambia/8853/ Zambia's Minister of Commerce, Trade, & Industry Robert K Sichinga on the country's economic performance]. Theprospectgroup.