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colonials were desecrating african graves to find evidence of "ancient white people" and gold
they also blew up meroe's pyramids
they just dint find the ancient white people.
Thats how archaeology begun in afica; grave robbing
professional archaeology started on the very eve of independence in the late 50s.
and the two events were related
Replying to @rhaplord
There was no archaeology to begin with in precolonial Africa. Colonials are the ones who dug up and showed appreciation for the African past
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The ancient game of Mancala, described as “the national game of Africa”, is arguably the most mathematical game to have achieved a mass following anywhere in the world.
africanhistoryextra.com/p/th…
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The explorer who “discovered” and misattributed the stone ruins of Great Zimbabwe to an “ancient white race”
also thought the board games of the natives were too advanced to have been an African invention
He destroyed Zimbabwe's medieval graves in search of “pre-Bantu” evidence
The ancient game of Mancala, described as “the national game of Africa”, is arguably the most mathematical game to have achieved a mass following anywhere in the world.
africanhistoryextra.com/p/th…
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Everyone is bewildered as to why.
I have a theory.
Check the racial demographics of the bar exam takers whom she took points away from. This IS the Deep South. She didn’t even need to get paid off. Ppl are racist for free😭😭
Wow. For years, an official in Arkansas allegedly tampered with bar exam scores, pulling points from some test takers and giving them to others.
This caused numerous failing exams to pass, and resulted in "at least one instance" where an otherwise passing exam fell below the requisite threshold.
cc: @BarExamTutor
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Europeans didn't even invent Agriculture on their own and they want to talk about building civilisations lmao
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The Roman Empire was literally defeated by an ancient African kingdom at its height!
Queen Amanirenas made them kneel
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white women live in constant victimhood once u start seeing it u can't unsee it. they fully believe they're delicate fragile things that cant harm anyone (that's why they struggle w accountability )
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Space and time reconstructed in 4D
Is this how higher dimensional beings see us - every moment at once?
Starting to understand what Vonnegut meant by humans being “great millipedes” - clearly it applies to our four legged friends too!
Geolocated 2d video → per frame 3d gaussians → each left precisely where & when it happened
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“Kings and knights considered all kinds of carriages as effeminate machines, and scorned to be seen within them . . . As late as the reign of Francis I [r. 1515–1547], there were only three coaches in Paris.”
africanhistoryextra.com/p/ac…
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It's surprising to learn that there was so much debate about who these people from Tassil were meant to represent
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I wouldn't be so sure of that
When Cecil Rhodes came to visit Great Zimbabwe for the first time, local Karanga chiefs were told that he had come to see the ancient temple “which once upon a time belonged to white men"
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Who Were The Ancient Painters of Saharan Rock Art?
c. 5,000 BC.
patreon.com/isaacsamuel64/po…
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Distribution of chariot and horse rock art from the Sahara.
africanhistoryextra.com/p/th…
Ancient Saharan rock paintings depict numerous two-wheeled chariots pulled by two galloping horses and carrying a single charioteer
A few vehicles have four wheels and were presumably carts rather than chariots
africanhistoryextra.com/p/th…
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Distribution map for African rock art.
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