Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "History of Kenya" in English language version.
The Swahili Coast, an 1,800-mile stretch of Kenyan and Tanzanian coastline, has been the site of cultural and commercial exchanges between East Africa and the outside world – particularly the Middle East, Asia, and Europe – since at least the 2nd century A.D. [...] The earliest coastal communities practiced ironworking, and were mainly subsistence farmers and river fishers who supplemented their economy with hunting, keeping livestock, fishing in the ocean, and trading with outsiders.
The Swahili Coast, an 1,800-mile stretch of Kenyan and Tanzanian coastline, has been the site of cultural and commercial exchanges between East Africa and the outside world – particularly the Middle East, Asia, and Europe – since at least the 2nd century A.D. [...] The earliest coastal communities practiced ironworking, and were mainly subsistence farmers and river fishers who supplemented their economy with hunting, keeping livestock, fishing in the ocean, and trading with outsiders.
