BREAKING: 2,000 Year old 'lost' city found off Tanzania coast!

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Wow! Imagine what they'll find once they explore the ruins in detail. I can imagine finding rare currency, pottery, records, books etc so much information could fill in the holes missing from that period. Damn!

Theres tons of records about the Mali empire that are just sitting there waiting to be translated. Africa before European colonization was something special:whew:
 

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The more the they unearth Africa the more its gonna upset a lot of people.

I bet if more excavation work is done around ancient Jenne or Tichit Walata then we would find even MORE organized urban areas that are not only been settled since antiquity, but are much older than anything in Europe...
 

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I never knew that about Egypt..so could they even see the pyramids fully?

The largest pyramids in Egypt were already able to see. But most of the other monuments in Egypt they had to dig up. It wasn't just sitting there waiting to be rediscovered.
 

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Now look what we have here....

A 2,000-year-old 'lost' city found off the Coast of Africa
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Now would you look at that, we can not throwaway the age old myth that Africans from the interior or Africans deep in "Sub Sahara Africa" were isolated from the world. They were not only having established urban areas since antiquity, but were actually trading with the Greece, Persian, Romans and Indians. And were connected to the Indian Ocean trade one of the most important in history.

We already knew this, because of this...
BBC News | AFRICA | Tanzanian dig unearths ancient secret

But we never knew whether or not the city of Rhapta which was talked about by the Greeks themselves EVER existed!:ohmy::ohmy::ohmy:

We can also kiss goodbye the myth of the Swahili coast being founded by non-Africans like Arabs or Persians...

This is why I always state that more archaeological work NEEDS to be done in Africa and that Ancient Egypt gets too much archaeological attention. We already know much about Ancient Egypt, meanwhile the rest of the continent is barely touched. I would say only 2% archaeological work is done.

But yeah this changes everything good for us, but bad for the Euronuts.

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