WEST AFRICANS & NAVIGATION by Harry Bourne bsooty1@aol.com CANOES & NAVIGATION: Oliphantes to Ogowe This is to be seen as a companion piece for “East Africans & Navigation” that in turn is one of a series of papers discussing aspects of whether Africans ever went to sea or were too much in terror Read More
West Africans & Navigation
- Post author By Ancient America
- Categories | Africa, Aryan Invasion Theory, Atlantis, Austronesians, Balson Holdings site, Bantu Migration Theory, Benin Republic, Bissagos, Bissagos Islands, Brazzaville, C-14, Canary Islands, Canoes, Cape Verde Islands, Carthage, Carthaginian, Celtic, Congo, dogs, Drakensberg Mountains, Egypt, Fijian, furnaces, Guinea-Bissau, Hannno, Ijo, Ireland, Juba II, Kenya, Khwe, Lukenya Hill, Malian Empire, Mantenos, Mauritania, Mesoamerica, Morocco, Namibian coast, Niger, Nile, Ogowe, Oliphantes, outriggers, Phoenico, Polynesian, Ptolemy, Punic, Punt, Red Sea, Senegal, Skeleton Coast, South Africa, Stone Age, Stoneman
- Post date | June 30, 2015
- Tags African seafaring, canoe, Khoikhoi