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Page 132
... Meroe . The Blacks apparently had been more concerned with the de- velopment of their copper industry than with iron . Iron ore in abundance was all around . Their failure to exploit it earlier , espe- cially for military weapons , was ...
... Meroe . The Blacks apparently had been more concerned with the de- velopment of their copper industry than with iron . Iron ore in abundance was all around . Their failure to exploit it earlier , espe- cially for military weapons , was ...
Page 134
... Meroe . It is the Eighth century B.C. , and the move to Meroe was simply to move to what was already the southern capital , and that now , instead of having two capital cities in the South , there would be only one . THE DEVELOPMENT OF ...
... Meroe . It is the Eighth century B.C. , and the move to Meroe was simply to move to what was already the southern capital , and that now , instead of having two capital cities in the South , there would be only one . THE DEVELOPMENT OF ...
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... Meroe and the Meroitic Inscriptions , London , 1911 . Philip D. Curtin , The Atlantic Slave Trade : A Census , Madison , 1968 . Henry Algernon Darley , Slaves and Ivory in Abyssinia , New York , 1935 . Basil Davidson , Africa in History ...
... Meroe and the Meroitic Inscriptions , London , 1911 . Philip D. Curtin , The Atlantic Slave Trade : A Census , Madison , 1968 . Henry Algernon Darley , Slaves and Ivory in Abyssinia , New York , 1935 . Basil Davidson , Africa in History ...
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