100 Things You Did Not Know About Life in the Songhai Empire
Editorial Staff
| February 16, 2015
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1. West Africa’s Niger River provided bigger and better harvests than the Nile. According to Major Felix Dubois, a pioneering French scholar on the Songhai Empire: ‘What the Nile has done for Egypt,…
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African Architecture
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| October 5, 2014
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African Writing Systems
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| October 5, 2014
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Archive for June 16th, 2014
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| June 16, 2014
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According to Silvio Torres-Saillant, a leading Dominican studies scholar, “Blacks and mulattoes make up nearly 90% of the contemporary Dominican population; Yet no other country in the hemisphere exhibits greater indeterminacy regarding the population‟s sense of racial identity.” The Dominican Republic was…
1.7 Million Years of Africans in the Ancient Arctic
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| April 27, 2014
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Verified weaving of wigs (picture B2), nets, cloth, and baskets dates back 27,000 years ago. And link directly below identifies that population as African. Backup Click.…
Many people have a misconception that Africa has no history, however, studies into history and archeological records has proven that Africa has more rich and great history than what the old historians tried to make us believe. A careful reading of the information below compiled by Dr Robin Walkin makes it abundantly clear that African…