The archaeology of Lejja, Nigeria refers to a suite of archaeological discoveries made in and around the ancient town of Lejja, located in Enugu State, southeastern Nigeria. The Lejja archaeological suite is an important site for the study of the Nsukka-Awka-Orlu-Umuleri cultural complex, which flourished in the region from about 2000 BCE to 200 CE.[1] Excavations at the site have revealed evidence of early agricultural practices, iron smelting, and a complex social structure.
- ^ Uzomaka, Pamela. "Iron and its influence on the prehistoric site of Lejja".
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