The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. |
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... spread over Africa could have started centuries before they did . Even as early as 300 B.C. when iron smelting was ... spread of ironworking from the cradle of black civilization is just another example of how other fundamental African ...
... spread over Africa could have started centuries before they did . Even as early as 300 B.C. when iron smelting was ... spread of ironworking from the cradle of black civilization is just another example of how other fundamental African ...
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... spread among the Blacks of West Africa - The Western Sudan , or " Land of the Blacks . " Three of the principal centers of learning were at Jenne , Gao , and Timbuktu . At the head of the educational system at Timbuktu was the world ...
... spread among the Blacks of West Africa - The Western Sudan , or " Land of the Blacks . " Three of the principal centers of learning were at Jenne , Gao , and Timbuktu . At the head of the educational system at Timbuktu was the world ...
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... spread . Like Latin in Europe at the time , it was the language of religion and learning ; but unlike Latin , Arabic was also the language of trade and commerce . This last use made it more widespread among the Blacks than it would have ...
... spread . Like Latin in Europe at the time , it was the language of religion and learning ; but unlike Latin , Arabic was also the language of trade and commerce . This last use made it more widespread among the Blacks than it would have ...
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