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 Global Africa: Connections, Environnement and the transformations of Settlements and Networks in South-East Africa  and East AfricaMonday 13 March 2017International Workshop Conveners: Thomas Vernet-Habasque and Adrien DelmasMonday 13 March, 09:00IFAS-Research Conference Room, 62 Juta Street, 1st floor, Braamfontein, Johannesburg  CONNECTIONS, ENVIRONMENTAND THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF SETTLEMENTSAND NETWORKS IN SOUTH-EAST AFRICAAND EAST AFRICA (1000-1700)  Conveners: Thomas Vernet-Habasque and Adrien Delmas 09:00 | Welcome09:30 | Opening remarks (Adrien Delmas and Thomas Vernet-Habasque)  PANEL 1 | Eastern and Southern African ConnectednessChair: Thomas Vernet-Habasque (IFAS-Recherche)Discussant: Paul J. Lane (Uppsala University) 09:45-11:20Stephanie Wynne-Jones (Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study/University of York) How urban transformations affect social life, and vice versa Abigail Moffett (University of Cape Town) Global commodities and local interactions: production, exchange and consumption patterns in the Southern African interior Alexander Antonites and Ceri Ashley (University of Pretoria)Communities and connections in the Middle Limpopo Valley during the 13th century 11:20-11:35 | Coffee break 11:35-12:40Adrien Delmas (IMAF/ANR Globafrica)Precolonial routes from the plateau to the coast Catherine Schenk (University of Cape Town)Interaction, integration, and innovation at the 17th century feira of Dambarare, northern Zimbabwe 12:40-14:00 | Lunch  PANEL 2 | Historical Ecology in Perspective Chair: Karim Sadr (University of Witwatersrand)Discussant: Innocent Pikirayi (University of Pretoria)  14:00-15:00Paul J. Lane (Uppsala University)  ‘And all our yesterdays …’: Archaeological times for the future Per Ditlef Fredriksen (University of Oslo) Historical ecology and state formation in the Shashi-Limpopo region: project status and future prospects 15:00-15:15 | Break 15:15-15:45Shadreck Chirikure (University of Cape Town) Dangers of a one-sided story: rethinking climate change and pre-colonial Southern African states 15:45-16:15 | Closing remarks and perspectives 