Baskadia

Runoko Rashidi

This is a reconstruction of an ancient African man in Morocco. It is in a museum in Denmark. I think that this is a reconstruction of the recent ancient human fossil remains unearthed in Morocco. Modern humanity began in Africa. Africa is the birthplace and cradle of humanity. Never forget that.~~~

Old buildings

These ancient buildings date back to the ancient Roman civilization in Algeria🇩🇿... and this is one of its monuments that are still standing 📷🧱

Indian god lord Ganesha

1000 year old Indian Sculpture the lord Ganesha

The history of the late legend of Germany who died recently

Slavery Portraits

400 years of slavery Slavery in America reminds us our history and is usually a difficult subject in American society.

Kota Tua

Original downtown settlement of Batavia

A Journey of Historical Discovery

Introducing a temple located in the northern part of Wakayama Prefecture. The temple is located in a mountainous area rich in nature and was built by a monk who trained at the famous Koyasan temple in Wakayama Prefecture. Koyasan is nice, but there is also a lot of history engraved in other places.

It's about you 😁

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Indian history

Rumah adat Toraja

Mesolithic Art

Mesolithic art culture society is shown.

Historical city

Kunta Kinte

Kunta Kinte is a brave character in the 1976 novel Roots: The Saga of an American Family by American author Alex Haley. According to Haley, Kunta Kinte is based on a true-life story of one of his ancestors: a Gambian man born in 1750, enslaved and taken to America and died in 1822

Very beautiful natural scenery

Very beautiful natural scenery

Ancient pic

Madura tram

Madura Island in Indonesia was once an industrial plantation area in the Dutch colonial era. one of its legacies is that there is a train station that connects between the 2 islands

History

House

History

First Morning After Sweden Changed From Driving On The Left Side To Driving On The Right, 1967

Badagry (Slavery documentary)

Badagry is a small town located between Lagos and the Seme border and is now renowned for its slave trade museum. Many Nigerian schools bring their students to the Badagry museum mainly to learn about the slave trade era. The museum features relics like slave chains and other items used for exchange between the colonists and African leaders. We learnt about the slave trade history which took place in Badagry around 19th century. In badagry, it is amazing to see comprehensive collection of slave trade history and relics. One will marvelled at the untamed energy of the slaves and some of them were able to survive all they went through. There are jaw-dropping images that describe what really happened during the slave trade era in the museum.