The Kintampo Stone Age Archaeological Site is a significant prehistoric location in the Bono East Region of Ghana, representing evidence of early human settlement and the Neolithic Kintampo Culture dating from approximately 2100 to 1400 BCE. The site has yielded important archaeological findings including stone tools, pottery, and evidence of early agricultural practices. It is recognized as one of Ghana's key archaeological heritage sites documenting the transition from hunting-gathering to settled farming communities.
The Kintampo Stone Age Archaeological Site is a significant prehistoric location in the Bono East Region of Ghana, representing evidence of early human settlement and the Neolithic Kintampo Culture dating from approximately 2100 to 1400 BCE. The site has yielded important archaeological findings including stone tools, pottery, and evidence of early agricultural practices. It is recognized as one of Ghana's key archaeological heritage sites documenting the transition from hunting-gathering to settled farming communities.
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