Africa - South of the Sahara (Popularity: ): Resources for African history from the Africa pages at Stanford University. Africa's Science and Indigenous Knowledge Systems (Popularity: ): Perspectives on Africa's indigenous knowledge systems, with extracts from scholarly works in different disciplines. Internet African History Sourcebook (Popularity: ): Annotated link list (Fordham University). Leo Africanus: Description of Timbuktu (Popularity: ): Excerpt from 1526 book "The Description of Africa," at Washington State University history site. Historical Maps of Africa (Popularity: ): Maps dated from 1808 to 1978 from the Perry-Casteñeda Library at the University of Texas at Austin. Exploring Africa (Popularity: ): An exhibit of maps and travel narratives from Leo Africanus to Chinua Achebe. Building Bridges to Afrocentrism: A letter to my Egyptological Colleagues (Popularity: ): Three-part article by Ann Macy Roth exploring ethnographical issues in African history. Africa: The Cradle of Civilization (Popularity: ): An interactive educational site that explores Africa's history from the dawn of mankind to modern day. Civilizations in Africa (Popularity: ): Culture and history resource text learning module. The Story of Africa (Popularity: ): An introduction to African history from an African perspective, with illustrations and sound recordings. Produced by the BBC World Service.
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Africa - South of the Sahara (Popularity: ): Resources for African history from the Africa pages at Stanford University. Leo Africanus: Description of Timbuktu (Popularity: ): Excerpt from 1526 book "The Description of Africa," at Washington State University history site. Exploring Africa (Popularity: ): An exhibit of maps and travel narratives from Leo Africanus to Chinua Achebe. The Capture of a Slaver (Popularity: ): Full text of article which appeared in "The Atlantic Monthly" in 1900 regarding the capture of a slave trading vessel ... Building Bridges to Afrocentrism: A letter to my Egyptological Colleagues (Popularity: ): Three-part article by Ann Macy Roth exploring ethnographical issues in African history.
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