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Ancient Africa Christopher Ehret

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Ancient Africa Christopher Ehret
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Publisher: Princeton University Press
File Extension: MOBI
File size: 11.2 MB
Pages: 226
Author: Christopher Ehret
ISBN: 3a106ad9-897b-441e-818a-5910f835203b, 3A106AD9-897B-441E-818A-5910F835203B
Language: English
Year: 2023

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Ancient Africa Christopher Ehret by Christopher Ehret 3a106ad9-897b-441e-818a-5910f835203b, 3A106AD9-897B-441E-818A-5910F835203B instant download after payment.

A panoramic narrative that places ancient Africa on the stage of world history
This book brings together archaeological and linguistic evidence to provide a sweeping global history of ancient Africa, tracing how the continent played an important role in the technological, agricultural, and economic transitions of world civilization. Christopher Ehret takes readers from the close of the last Ice Age some ten thousand years ago, when a changing climate allowed for the transition from hunting and gathering to the cultivation of crops and raising of livestock, to the rise of kingdoms and empires in the first centuries of the common era.
Ehret takes up the problem of how we discuss Africa in the context of global history, combining results of multiple disciplines. He sheds light on the rich history of technological innovation by African societies—from advances in ceramics to cotton weaving and iron smelting—highlighting the important contributions of women...

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