African’s Mastery Of C-section Surgery In The Kingdom Of Bunyoro (Modern-day Western Uganda)

According to ancient documentation, these operations also had a significantly high success rate; both mother and child survived. This kingdom was known for its high success rate in complex procedures, which is a tribute to their exceptional medical knowledge. C Read More …

Copper Crosses Ingots, 13th-17th century from the Democratic Republic of the Congo

The copper crosses, or croisettes, originating from the Democratic Republic of the Congo hold a captivating history that spans from the 13th to the 17th century. These intricate artifacts were not merely pieces of metal, but a currency that held Read More …

The History of Iron Metallurgy in Africa: How the Continent Pioneered the World’s First Iron Age

The history of iron metallurgy in Africa is a testament to the continent’s rich and pioneering technological advancements. Dating back to as early as 3000 BCE, Africa is believed to be the first region in the world to enter the Read More …

The Ishango Bone: Africa’s Prehistoric Counting Tool and Mathematical Marvel

The Ishango bone, a fascinating archaeological discovery from the “Fisherman Settlement” of Ishango in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa. This unique artifact, believed to have originated in the Upper Paleolithic era, serves not only as a bone tool but Read More …