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AN

ASSIGNMENT

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THE NEOLITHIC REVOLUTION IN AFRICA

 

WRITTEN BY

OKONKWO JZUCHUKWU VICTORY

MATRIC NO.: 95446632EG

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

FACULTY OF ART AND HUMANITIES

UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR,

CALABAR.

 

SUBMITTED TO

UDIDA A. UNDIANDEYE, ISAAC I. ISHAMALI (COURSE LECTURERS)

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

FACULTY OF ART AND HUMANITIES

UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR,

CALABAR.

 

IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE COURSE REQUIREMENT:

INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION (MCM 301)

 

 

MARCH 2021.

 

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