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Associated with the enigmatic people today called the Nyanga Culture, it is still unclear for what purposes these terraces were constructed. Both farming and mining have been proposed, with most scholars agreeing that farming was the most likely reason.

The correct answer is the Ziwa National Park, located in the Manicaland province of #Zimbabwe. The area has a long history of occupation but is most well known for the extensive terracing located in the park as well as the surrounding areas.

Second hints:.The site is part of an area that has been proposed for listing as a World Heritage site……. Images credit:.Damien Farrell - GNU Free Documentation License

Our Arches database is nearing the end of its development. With that in mind, here is a sneak peek to how Arches is going to look…. #Database #Africa #Heritage #Archaeology

Temple of Victory at the Kushite capital of Meroe, whose citizens would repeatedly – and symbolically - trample it a lasting act of defiance and dissent.

including Cleopatra’s Egypt. Yet in 24 B.C.E., the army of Queen Amanirenas, ruler of the Kushites, in modern Sudan, conducted a very successful raid of Roman Egypt, and likely took this head as booty. The head was later buried underneath the entrance steps of the.

Did you know? This is the bronze head of Augustus – the first Emperor of Imperial Rome. Sculpturally, it signifies absolute authority, apt for the leader of the known world. And no wonder: during Augustus’ reign, he remade Rome and conquered large parts of Europe and North Africa

It’s Friday which mean time for another quiz with #HeritageFromAbove Today we are zooming to an important place recently been listed as a World Heritage Site. Answer in the comments below and as always good luck!#GoogleEarth #AfricanHeritage #wherearewe #Satelliteimagery

Dans le cadre de la Biennale, URICA en collaboration avec l’ambassade des USA a organisé un Panel sur : “Unfinished conversations: healing and making meaning in a world living in the wake of slavery and colonialism”. I. Thiaw Co-investigator de MAEASaM était un des panélistes.

Answer to last Friday's #HeritageFromAbove is a 'Fort'. Located in the Kidal region of Mali, this aerial view captures the remains of a fort likely dating back to the Saadi Sultanate, which once commanded a vast empire from the heart of Morocco down to the modern city of Djenné.

Une équipe d’archéologues dirigée par le Pr Ibrahima Thiaw travaille à relire l’histoire sous un nouveau regard en s’appuyant sur les données archéologiques collectées à Gorée, île qui en Afrique fut l’un des plus grands centres de ralliement des produits de la traite atlantique.

It’s Friday! Let’s play #HeritageFromAbove. Do you know the name of this archaeological structure? Bonus points if you know where it is. Answer in the comments below and as always good luck. #GoogleEarth #AfricanHeritage #wherearewe #Satelliteimagery

They are on the front lines of #protecting Sudan's #heritage for future generations, against overwhelming odds. We stand with #NCAM and urge the global community to recognize the irreplaceable loss happening in Sudan and support the preservation of humanity’s shared history.

The National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums (NCAM) staff, despite the immense challenges, are working tirelessly to #safeguard what's left and recover what’s been lost. Site curators are working hard to protect sites under the most challenging conditions, as at Meroë.

– damaged buildings, vehicles used by archaeological missions are gone, and, heartbreakingly, priceless artefacts that belong not only to Sudan but to the world have been looted.

The ongoing conflict in Sudan is having a devastating impact on Sudan's populations and the country's invaluable heritage. Satellite imagery (before and after) reveals the devastating impact on the #SudanNationalMuseum

Meet our new team member - Louis Monntero! .Louis has been busy surveying for potential archaeological sites in #Mali using #GoogleEarth. He is a PhD candidate @UCLarchaeology focussing on the prospection of archaeological remains in agricultural areas using remote sensing.

Enracé dans la teranga sénégalaise, le MCN incarne la diversité et l’ouverture vers un futur post-racial. 🌍

ce lieu retrace l’histoire et l’héritage des peuples noirs, des rites ancestraux aux luttes pour l’émancipation. Entre hommage et questionnement, le musée expose l’influence des civilisations noires à travers le monde, sans masquer les défis historiques.