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arctic-hands · 4 months ago
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I need to do a deeper dive bc MiniMinuteMan himself would be the first to tell you that you shouldn't blindly trust archeological and anthropological videos posted to youtube (or worse, tiktok), but his recent video on the "Green Sahara" period, where 8 thousand years ago the Kiffian culture lived in what was a lush savanah and they painted pictures in caves of people swimming in the lakes that had formed then and there were pictures and evidence of all the animals who also lived there at the time and they had a cemetery where they buried people with honors
And then when the Sahara dried out for a time and the Kiffian people left two thousand years later there was water in the desert again and the Tenerian culture came in and lived where the Kiffian people had lived and the Tenerian people had jewelery made from the bones of animals that had come back and they were also swimming in the lakes and they buried their people in the same Kiffian cemetery and they buried a mother and two children together so they were hugging each other eternal and they were buried with flowers that could only have come from the mountains so someone climbed those mountains so they could bury their people on a bed of flowers and
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blackallaround · 4 years ago
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bioarchaeologist · 5 years ago
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The remains of an 11-year-old Tenerian girl still wearing an upper arm bracelet made of hippo tusk was discovered in a region called Gobero in the Tenere Desert, Niger. (~7,000-4,500ya)
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afrostylemagazine · 2 years ago
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K I F F I A N [swipe] Portraits paying homage to a people/culture that existed between approx.8000 BC & 6000 BC in the SAHARA Desert known to be tall & robust. Extreme heat & drought drove the people from the area. Remains were found in GOBERO - the oldest known graveyard in the desert. Shot by Alice De Kruijs...Gorg! @alicedekruijsofficial #fashion #fashionista #instagram #art #love #amazing #tbt #instagood #repost #selfie #lol #beautiful  #blackandwhite #photographer  #photo #photography  #summer #instadaily #photooftheday #followme  #me #fun #style #throwback #color #creative #europe#africa #wedding  #southamerica WWW.AFROSTYLEMAG.COM https://www.instagram.com/p/Cgs8IjuOimu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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chris-kiyingi100 · 3 years ago
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PLOTS AVAILABLE FOR SELL ON ALL ROADS ACCESSING KAMPALA Nkumba lake view 85milion 3km Seguku Katale 85milion 1km Sisa Lutaba 45milion 4km Kawuku ziru 45milion 3km Sisa Sanda 35milion 4km Nakawuka town 35milion 2km Seguku Nakirama 35milion 4km Bulaga Nakabugo 50milion Buwaya 35milion Forest park 45milion Buloba Kalambi 50milion Mukono Mpooma 40milion 2km Wakiso Bugembegembe 50milion 2km Gayaza Manyangwa 35milion Gayaza Busukuma 40milion Gayaza Kiwenda 20milion Wakiso town Kona 40milion 1.5km Wakiso kasengejje 35milion 3km Wakiso Namusera 25milion 3km Wakiso Musisi 18milion 3km Namugongo Papati 45milion 4km Mwera 15milion 1.5km Kakiri Kiteredde 20milion 2km Gobero 12milion 1.5km Mika 14milion 1.5km Kabulengwa main road 60milion Matugga Kiryagoonja 35milion 2.5km ALL THE PLOTS ARE 100*50ft WITH AVAILABLE TITLES. CALL/WHATSAPP 0756917480/0777553667 https://waapp.me/256756917480 Wakiso titled Estates for sale with ready titles. 0756917480/0777553667 Namayumba town [email protected] Namayumba [email protected](kabaka) Kakiri gobero muguluka@. 15m-20m Kakiri [email protected] Kakiri [email protected] Kakiri kikandwa developed [email protected] Namusera [email protected] Wakiso [email protected],30m,35m. Call/WhatsApp 0756917480/0777553667 Free inspection Installments payments allowed. Water and Electricity available https://www.instagram.com/p/CbQZIdTLe84/?utm_medium=tumblr
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sharpiebath · 6 years ago
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Top 10 Facts About Niger
My Google slides isn’t working for some reason so now I have to make do with this.
Fact 1.
It is seen as taboo to use the left hand for anything.
Fact 2.
It is seen also seen as taboo to touch anybody in Public.
Fact 3.
Niger is one of the hottest countries in the world.
Fact 4.
Niger is home to one of the worlds largest protected reserves.
Fact 5.
The Niger has one of the most unusual river routes in the world.
Fact 6.
The Gobero site is the oldest known graveyard in the Sahara.
Fact 7.
The Niger River is actually clear unlike the Nile.
Fact 8.
Niger is known as the “Frying Pan of the World”.
Fact 9.
The Niger is the third largest river in Africa.
Fact 10.
20 of the 250 fish species found in the Niger are found nowhere else in the world.
C'est tous les gars
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tachtutor · 4 years ago
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Past river activity in northern Africa reveals multiple Sahara greenings – Watts Up With That?
Past river activity in northern Africa reveals multiple Sahara greenings – Watts Up With That?
The analysis of sediment cores from the Mediterranean Sea combined with Earth system models tells the story of major environmental changes in North Africa over the last 160,000 years GFZ GEOFORSCHUNGSZENTRUM POTSDAM, HELMHOLTZ CENTRE Research News IMAGE: ENGRAVING OF GIRAFFES NEAR GOBERO IN NIGER, CA. 8,000 YRS OLD, WITNESS GREEN TIMES IN THE DESERT. view more CREDIT: MIKE HETTWER, 2006,…
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readitonce-official · 4 years ago
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Past river activity in northern Africa reveals multiple Sahara greenings
Past river activity in northern Africa reveals multiple Sahara greenings
IMAGE: Engraving of Giraffes near Gobero in Niger, ca. 8,000 yrs old, witness green times in the desert. view more  Credit: Mike Hettwer, 2006, http://www.hettwer.com Large parts of today’s Sahara Desert were green thousands of years ago. Prehistoric engravings of giraffes and crocodiles testify to this, as does a stone-age cave painting in the desert that even shows swimming humans. However,…
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maureenlycaon · 7 years ago
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In the city of In Gall, Niger, men from the Wodaabe tribe dance and sing at the Gerewol festival just as a massive sandstorm hits. The Gerewol is an annual courting festival where the men try to look as beautiful as possible so they are chosen for mates by Wodaabe women. The women can select up to four men, and a man if not chosen, will be very lonely for the next year. The Wodaabe may be related to the ancient human groups that lived in the Gobero area thousands of years ago. (© Mike Hettwer)
(Part of a much larger article from 2008, “Green Sahara”, at Boston.com. Lots of cool photos. Come for this one, stay for the giraffe petroglyph.)
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arctic-hands · 4 months ago
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And like we didn't even know either peoples existed until like twenty or so years ago. The Gobero cemetery was found by paleontologists looking for dinosaur fossils, no one expected to find evidence that two unrelated human cultures existed in the same place at different times and the second people decided that where the first people buried their dead with honors was a lovely place to bury their own people with honors two thousand years later 😭
I need to do a deeper dive bc MiniMinuteMan himself would be the first to tell you that you shouldn't blindly trust archeological and anthropological videos posted to youtube (or worse, tiktok), but his recent video on the "Green Sahara" period, where 8 thousand years ago the Kiffian culture lived in what was a lush savanah and they painted pictures in caves of people swimming in the lakes that had formed then and there were pictures and evidence of all the animals who also lived there at the time and they had a cemetery where they buried people with honors
And then when the Sahara dried out for a time and the Kiffian people left two thousand years later there was water in the desert again and the Tenerian culture came in and lived where the Kiffian people had lived and the Tenerian people had jewelery made from the bones of animals that had come back and they were also swimming in the lakes and they buried their people in the same Kiffian cemetery and they buried a mother and two children together so they were hugging each other eternal and they were buried with flowers that could only have come from the mountains so someone climbed those mountains so they could bury their people on a bed of flowers and
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[Image Description: the meme of the doodle cat on its hind legs bracing itself against a wall, crying and saying "wait. Hold on a minute. I think I need a moment wait. Wait, wait. Hold on. I need a moment. I need to sit down I think wait. Wait. Old honh [sic], wait, please I am breaking down. Hold on wai" End I.D]
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chris-kiyingi100 · 3 years ago
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PLOTS AVAILABLE FOR SELL ON ALL ROADS ACCESSING KAMPALA Nkumba lake view 85milion 3km Seguku Katale 85milion 1km Sisa Lutaba 45milion 4km Kawuku ziru 45milion 3km Sisa Sanda 35milion 4km Nakawuka town 35milion 2km Seguku Nakirama 35milion 4km Bulaga Nakabugo 50milion Buwaya 35milion Forest park 45milion Buloba Kalambi 50milion Mukono Mpooma 40milion 2km Wakiso Bugembegembe 50milion 2km Gayaza Manyangwa 35milion Gayaza Busukuma 40milion Gayaza Kiwenda 20milion Wakiso town Kona 40milion 1.5km Wakiso kasengejje 35milion 3km Wakiso Namusera 25milion 3km Wakiso Musisi 18milion 3km Namugongo Papati 45milion 4km Mwera 15milion 1.5km Kakiri Kiteredde 20milion 2km Gobero 12milion 1.5km Mika 14milion 1.5km Kabulengwa main road 60milion Matugga Kiryagoonja 35milion 2.5km ALL THE PLOTS ARE 100*50ft WITH AVAILABLE TITLES. CALL/WHATSAPP 0756917480/0777553667 https://waapp.me/256756917480 Wakiso titled Estates for sale with ready titles. 0756917480/0777553667 Namayumba town [email protected] Namayumba [email protected](kabaka) Kakiri gobero muguluka@. 15m-20m Kakiri [email protected] Kakiri [email protected] Kakiri kikandwa developed [email protected] Namusera [email protected] Wakiso [email protected],30m,35m. Call/WhatsApp 0756917480/0777553667 Free inspection Installments payments allowed. Water and Electricity available https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca2vrTRrBTV/?utm_medium=tumblr
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