101 Africa Continued

1. 101 Africa Continued

3. Berbers • Bantu • Pygmies • Bushmen • 800 BC – AD 200 • Nok • Nigeria

6. Trade and Contact Hatshepsut 1470 BC Greeks 1400 BC Solomon 1100 BC Phoenicians 800 BC Romans 500 BC Arab Traders 300 BC

7. Kush • 1500 BC • 1000 BC • Meroe • Mixture of Western,Eastern, and African

9. Pyramids at Meroe

12. Stele with Merotic script – 1st c. BC

13. Musawwarat es-Sufra

14. Musawwarat es-Sufra

15. Relief from the Lion Temple at Naga

16. Naga

19. King Taharqa 690-664 B.C.

20. Axum (Ethiopia) 1st to 7th Centuries AD • Contact with Egypt- Trade • 4th Century AD • Ezana of Axum AD 330 -356

27. Coin of king Ezana r. AD 330-356

28. Ezana Stone – inscribed in Greek, Sabaen, and Ge’ez

29. Lalibela- late 12th –early 13th c.rock hewn churches

32. Sudan • Ghana – • – gold, slaves, salt; The camel revolution • Islamic Arabs • Women were respected • Arabic – official Language • AD 1200

35. Ancient Mosque in Ghana

39. Mali • Sundiata – c. AD 1230 • Women – personal freedom • Trading – key to success • Mansa Musa and his camels • AD 1324

40. Spanish map showing Musa – AD 1375

41. Mosque at Djenne - 1906

43. East Coast – Muslim influence • Mombassa • Zanzibar • Mogadishu • Zimbabwe

46. Bantu • AD 1000 • Common heritage - kinship ties • Women – high status • - held positions of power