Journal of Eritrean studies

	Journal of Eritrean Studies A Research Journal of the College of Arts and Social Sciences

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Articles

The Rock Art Sites in the Area of Adi Keyih, Eritrea by Zelalem Teka
The “Ona” Culture of Greater Asmara: Archaeology’s Liberation of Eritrea’s Ancient History from Colonial Paradigms by Peter R. Schmidt
Accessing Bank Credits in Eritrea: Bottlenecks for Small Firms and the Commercial Bank of Eritrea by Henk Von Eije, Michael Fishazion, and Clemens Lutz
Situational Use of Tigrinya on the Eve of Kudus Yohannes by Dr. Tewelde G/yohannes
The Discourse on Culture and Language in Eritrea by Dr. Alexander Naty

Book Review
Chefena Hailemariam
Identity Jilted or Re-imagining Identity: The Divergent Paths of the Eritrean and Tigrayan Nationalist Struggle. by Alemseged Abbay
Vijay K. Kaul
A History of Tigrinya Literature in Eritrea: The Oral and the Written 1890-1991 by Ghirmai Negash

Message from the Dean of CASS

Dear Sir/Madam,
The College of Arts and Social Sciences is pleased to announce the release of the first issue of its research journal, the Journal of Eritrean Studies (JERS). Being the first research journal of the University of Asmara, it marks an important milestone in the history of the College and the University as a whole. Full text...

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