African civilizations

[Ta seti]

El kurru site. (North Sudan)
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[Ta seti]

Buhen Temple Sudan.







This temple and other temples is presently in Sudan national Museum in Khartoum

[Egyptian]

Ta seti , Sudanese? welcome brother <3

[Ta seti]

Ta seti , Sudanese? welcome brother <3

Yeah, I am Sudani. Thanks you brother.

[Bezprym]

One of the army that fought rome were composed of 400 000 soldiers (mostly natives maghrebians and spagniards/south italians). Even carthaginians/phoenicians area in south europe were mostly composed of natives. Dna tests on coastal maghrebians have revealed that their are north african with a little spanish/italians admixture because of trade. I have no idea why some lebanese claim phoenicians nobody know from where they came from, at first they have settled in east mediterranean coasts not in lebanon

Yet they were in Lebanon, and they definitely were reproducing. The Lebanese have roots among Phoenicians, as well as among other peoples who lived there in various times. On the other hand it is impossible for them to be purely Phoenician, naturally.

[Robocop]

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I am Archaeologist and thank you for all this great pictures man. Cheers

[Melki]

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[StonyArabia]

Axum and Nubia

[Ta seti]

Items from the National Museum in Khartoum, and some taken abroad.

[Iloko]

Nigerian architecture is awesome: