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How did coins from Medieval East Africa end up in Australia?During World War II in the Wessel Island
Where in the World is Prester John?In the late Roman Empire and early Middle Ages there was a legend
peashooter85:How did coins from Medieval East Africa end up in Australia?During World War II in the
The Rock Hewn Churches of Ethiopia,One of the forgotten centers of Christianity, Ethiopia has an anc
A 1564 map of the kingdom of the mythical Prester John. Medieval and Renaissance Christians, baffled
The Might of the Mali Imperial Army,One of the great empires of history, Mali is seldom known by man
slam-african:Ballgame Vessel, Maya, c.700–800, Saint Louis Art Museum: Arts of Africa, Oceania, and
deathandmysticism:Patients showing a sample of urine to the physician Constantine the African
Fragment of a terracotta head, from the ancient Yoruba city of Ife, in present-day Osun State, Niger
met-medieval-art:Mosaic with a Peacock and Flowers, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Medieval ArtGift of
Earthenware depiction of a maternity scene, from the Djenné people of the inland Niger River
Gold coin minted by King Ezana of Axum (r. 320-360).
Brass processional crosses (circa. 1100s-1400s) made to be held by monks and priests in ecclesiastic
These two bronze coins are the final evidence of the political history of Axum; nothing remains
These are two illuminated gospel books were made between 300-700 AD at Abba Garima Monastery in Ethi
A 6th century monastery situated atop Debre Damo mountain near Adigrat, Ethiopia. Basilica
The stelae field at Tutu Fella, Ethiopia, is a 9th-14th century graveyard filled with one hundred an
Saint Anne from Faras Cathedral, Lower Nubian (contemporary Sudan) medieval kingdom of Makuri
Menswear brand Ikiré Jones’s latest collection is called, THE UNTOLD RENAISSANCE.
Today the Borthwick Institute for Archives in York, England, launched their first ever online catalo
Menswear brand Ikiré Jones’s latest collection is called, THE UNTOLD RENAISSANCE.
medievalpoc:An African Abbot in Anglo-Saxon England To commemorate Black History Month in the United
fikfreak:medievalpoc:“Why Is My Curriculum White?” (2015)www.luu.org.uk/campaigns/wimcw/‘Why
medievalpoc:meanmisscharles:medievalpoc:aseantoo submitted:William BlakeEurope Supported By Africa a
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