nikkas thats just a culture not a civilization
The classic account of the riparian lifestyle of this period comes from investigations in Sudan during World War II by British archeologist Anthony Arkell.[5] Arkell's report described a Late Stone Age settlement on a sandbank of the Blue Nile which was then about 12 feet (3.7 m) higher than its present flood stage. The countryside was clearly savanna, not the present-day desert, as evidenced by the bones of the most common species found in the middens — antelope, which require large expanses of seed-bearing grasses. These people probably lived mainly on fish, however, and Arkell concluded, based on the totality of the evidence, that rainfall at the time was at least three times that of today. The physical characteristics derived from skeletal remains suggested that these people were related to modern Nilotic peoples, such as the Nuer and Dinka. Subsequent radiocarbon dating firmly established Arkell's site to between 7000 and 5000 BCE. Based on common patterns at his site and at French-excavated sites already reported from Chad, Mali and Niger (e.g., bone harpoons and a characteristic "wavy line" pottery), Arkell inferred "a common fishing and hunting culture spread by negroid people right across Africa at about the latitude of Khartoum at a time when the climate was so different that it was not desert. The originators of the wavy line pottery are as yet unidentified.
In the 1960s, the archeologist Gabriel Camps investigated the remains of a hunting and fishing community dating from about 6700 BCE in southern Algeria. These pottery-making people (the "wavy line" motif again) were black African rather than Mediterranean in origin and (according to Camps) evidenced definite signs of deliberate cultivation of grain crops as opposed to simply the gathering of wild grains.[6] Later studies at the site have shown the culture to be hunter gatherers and not agriculturalists, as all the grains were morphologically wild, and the society was not sedentary.
Human remains were found by archaeologists in 2000 at a site known as Gobero in the Ténéré Desert of northeastern Niger.[7][8] The Gobero finds represent a uniquely preserved record of human habitation and burials from what is now called the Kiffian (7,700 to 6,200 B.C.) and the Tenerian (5,200 to 2,500 B.C.) cultures.
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Pretty much. But nikkas are to mad to comprehend this.
I done see the timeline and aint no west african civilization in the B.C part of african history thats mostly north and east africa.
I think they get left out largely because they are irrelevant in african history in relation to the rest of the world
Karma Culture?
nikkas thats just a culture not a civilization
No, you know what White people tell you.
Who said this?
Funny enough, most Bantu tribes have origin stories about the Nile.
Sudan borders Chad, CAR and S Sudan. This gets left out for obvious reasons.
According to wikipedia the CAC, Middle eastern people and Chinks had cultures in the range of 7000 B.C
Get your mind right fukk nikka quit c00nin & learn something with your ignorant ass
My post was regarding Egypt Worship as if it were the only civilized part of Africa more so than debating if Egyptians are black. I know Egyptians are black and I also know there were people in West Africa doing big things and they deserve shine also.
I aint come in here to be part of the debate thats been going on in the last 18 pages
Oh and middle eastern people made the first civilization not CACs.