Sub-Saharan Africa (400-1600 CE)

Aug 06, 2014

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Sub-Saharan Africa (400-1600 CE). Astrolabe. Navigation Sunrise Mecca. Caravan. Average of 1,000 camels. Cartography. Mapmaking. Dhow. Arab ship with lateen sails. Dromedary camel. Domesticated camel (with one hump). Oasis. Area of vegetation near a spring in a desert.

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Sub-Saharan Africa (400-1600 CE)

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Sub-Saharan Africa(400-1600 CE)
Astrolabe • Navigation • Sunrise • Mecca
Caravan • Average of 1,000 camels
Cartography • Mapmaking
Dhow • Arab ship with lateen sails
Dromedary camel • Domesticated camel (with one hump)
Oasis • Area of vegetation near a spring in a desert

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