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Generational Ghanaian “34 Bucket”

This is one of the first ever made Ghanaian buckets. Popularly known as the “34 bucket”, it was used to test how strong you are as a kid. If you can carry this bucket full of water then it means you’re not a weakling.

Indian god lord Ganesha

1000 year old Indian Sculpture the lord Ganesha

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Tengkorak mata naga

The Beauty Of Kolkata - Victoria Memorial Hall

Stone town zanzibar

The city was used to sell slaves in africa

HISTORY OF WEALTH

The concept of wealth has been present throughout human history, with different civilizations and cultures valuing it in different ways. In ancient times, wealth was often measured in terms of land, livestock, and other tangible assets. In societies such as ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, wealth was closely tied to one's ability to produce food, as those who controlled the means of food production were able to accumulate wealth and power. During the Middle Ages, wealth was closely tied to one's s

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Yoruba history

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Victoria Memorial Hall

The great Oba

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Freedom Fighters in Bangladesh history

This is Bangladesh history in freedom fighters,

King 👑

The old kings art

Beautiful Stone Animals vol.4

These animals were photographed during a visit to a famous tourist attraction called Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine in Kyoto. The foxes are famous, but the frogs I found along the way were so cute that I couldn't help but admire them the most. I have been absent for a long time due to illness and other reasons, but I am doing well. ※I apologize if there are any typos or rude content, as I have posted the content that was displayed by automatic translation.

The talking Drum

The talking drum is an hourglass-shaped drum from West Africa, whose pitch can be regulated to mimic the tone and prosody of human speech. It has two drumheads connected by leather tension cords, which allow the player to change the pitch of the drum by scraping the cords between their arm and body.

History of cricket

A medieval "club ball" game involving an underhand bowl towards a batter. Ball catchers are shown positioning themselves to catch a ball. Detail from the Canticles of Holy Mary, 13th century.

African History Series: Mansa Abubakari 11 of Mali Empire- African Greatest Explorer

The great Mali Empire was founded by Sundiata (Sunjata) Keita in 1236 BE. Mali Empire in its zenith was one of the richest countries in the world in the 11th century. In its splendor, it carried out a lot of ambitious projects which included a voyage by its mariners to the Americas. The voyage to the Americas by Malian navigators was undertaken by the grandson of a daughter of Sundiata Keita Mansa Abubakri 11. Mansa Abubakar became the Emperor(Mansa) at a very young age. This brother was the fut

The Ultimate Guide to Leather Armor: History, Craftsmanship, and Modern Use

Introduction Leather armor has been a staple in warfare, role-playing, and historical reenactments for centuries. Whether used for protection in medieval battles, LARPing, or cosplay, leather armor blends functionality, durability, and aesthetic appeal. In this guide, we’ll explore the history, craftsmanship, benefits, and modern uses of leather armor. 1. The History of Leather Armor Leather armor dates back to ancient civilizations , including the Egyptians, Romans, and Vikings. Before the adve