Ancient African Writing Systems and Knowledge

Blog discussing the ancient writing systems created by Black/African people in ancient times throughout the world.

Friday, August 28, 2009

Olmec Heads: The Early African Kings of the Olmecs

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For years people have wondered who were the men depicted in the large stone heads created by the Olmecs. I have discovered that the names of...
Thursday, August 27, 2009

Teo Mask of Olmec King Po Ngbe

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Sunday, June 28, 2009

The Naga

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Naga/Nagash was also the title 'King' for the ancient Semitic speaking people of modern Ethiopia who lived in Arwe, and ancient king...
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Meluhha was in Africa

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Some people believe that Meluhha was the ancient name of the Harappan civilization of India. This is wrong, Meluhha was the name for the anc...
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Tehenu were the C-Group and Niger-Congo Speakers

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The Tehenu are often associated with the C-Group people. Dravidians and Niger-Congo speakers can trace their descent back to these groups.Th...
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Red and Black Pottery India and Africa

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Kerma Pottery The Dravidians originated in Africa. They used the same red-and-black ceramics.As Africans. Red and Black pottery dates back ...
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Egypt a Pan-African Civilization

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Over the years Diop and other researchers have identified linguistic evidence that ancient Egyptian and Black African languages are related....
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Dr. Clyde Winters, has taught in the Chicago Public Schools for 36 years. He has taught Education and Linguistic Courses at Saint Xavier University-Chicago. As a teacher in the Chicago Public Schools Dr. Winters wrote State Standards in the 1990's for the Chicago Public School system and Common Core State Standards for Social Studies. He also wrote the 6th Grade World History Lesson Plans used in the CPS in 2000.
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