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The difference between North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa
Jan 28, 2016 · One of the biggest differences to the eye of a non-African is the phenotype of the populations of the two parts of Africa. In North Africa people tend to have phenotypical affinities with Middle Easterners and Southern Europeans, whereas Sub-saharan Africans - although they tend to have a lot of diverse phenotypes - they generally tend to have ...
Vandal rule in Africa | History Forum
Sep 24, 2024 · For quite a while after 468 it seemed they had no choice. Also, while North Africa was a lucrative area apparently essential for the survival of the WRE the latter was soon gone. I'm not sure reviving it in just italy required recapture of …
Is the image of North Africa as a "lost" ancient bread basket a …
Oct 12, 2017 · North Africa crop production and exports only recently declined. Algeria was France's bread basket too. Something happened between Independence and the present that hurt agricultural production that wasn't weather related or the depletion of the soil, the culture and demographics of the resident land owning farming class changed.
Jesus born in africa and black era - History Forum
Jan 27, 2018 · Jesus was born in Africa. The Gospels explicitly state that Jesus was born in "Bethlehem of Judah in the time of King Herod" (Mt 2,1 cf. 2: 5, 6, 8, 16), (Lk 2, 4:15), (Jn 7: 40-43) . In ancient times, including the time of Jesus, Bethlehem of Judah was considered part of Africa. Until the construction of the Suez Canal, Israel was part of Africa.
The black civilisational contribution to North Africa, the Almovarid ...
May 23, 2022 · North Africa was fertile ground for religious movements for a long time with Kairouan being one of the most important scholarly cities of the Muslim world for a period and the Atlas mountain valleys being able to hide groups of religious dissadents who could also fade away down into the Anti-Atlas or deserts to the south and east.
Ancient/Roman Ports in North Africa | History Forum
Oct 23, 2024 · Ancient/Roman Ports in North Africa. Thread starter johnincornwall; Start date Oct 23, 2024; johnincornwall.
The myth of “The War without hate” in North Africa
Jan 31, 2011 · While it is not as widely known, the slaughter of Jews also took place in North Africa. A month after Rommel arrived in Tobruk, SS-Standartenführer Walter Rauff arrived. His mission was the elimination of and persecution of Jews and partisans in North Africa and the Middle East (including the British Mandate of Palestine).
Christianity in Ancient North Africa - History Forum
Apr 28, 2020 · In North Africa, from the second half of the second century, the most abundant and dynamic Western Christian community, from the outset of the Latin language, took off in all social circles. It was here also that in the fifth century Western Christianity found its own intellectual and spiritual personality, thanks to the indelible mark that the ...
Bláland – Blámenn | History Forum
May 29, 2016 · ‘Bláland’ is a term used by Viking Age Scandinavians to describe North Africa. Moors from North Africa and Spain, who were taken prisoner during Viking raids in the Mediterranean (859-62) and who finished up on the Dublin slave market were described as 'blue men’ (Norse: blámenn, Irish: fir...
Black Africans in North Africa (12th-16th century)
Nov 29, 2020 · Yes but do not go to the other extreme and say that every dark skinned north africans is indigenous. Many of them have recent west african ancestors (cf. Trans-saharan slave trade).