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Anonymous
Civilization in SSA 04/17/26(Fri)22:06:46 No.18436209

Civilization in SSA Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)22:06:46 No.18436209 [Reply]▶

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I'd like to be recommended some literature on the different indigenous societies and their histories. My current perception of things is that those in West-Africa existed on a cline from neolithic to bronze-age in terms of civilizational advancement/structure. I believe those ran by Cushites were more advanced to some degree, though all I'd be able to confidently list to support that is the fact that they had a proper indigenous writing system (I imagine the proto-writing systems in West-Africa failed to develop due to the presence of Arabic?)

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Anonymous
04/17/26(Fri)22:08:34 No.18436213

Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)22:08:34 No.18436213▶

>>18436209
>ssa
>south south africa

why is this board full of retards?

Anonymous
04/17/26(Fri)22:11:49 No.18436217

Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)22:11:49 No.18436217▶

>>18436213
"SSA" as in "Sub-Saharan Africa".

Anonymous
04/17/26(Fri)23:43:25 No.18436320

Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)23:43:25 No.18436320▶

>>18436209
>I'd like to be recommended some literature on the different indigenous societies and their histories
I'm too lazy to make a list just check out Isaac Samuel's articles about, he always cite his sources. https://www.africanhistoryextra.com/
>neolithic to bronze-age in terms of civilizational advancement/structure
The three-age system is not an indicator of social development, but rather a convenient framework for dividing prehistory, and it applies only to Europe and some areas of North Africa and Western Asia.

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