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The Meroitic script and the documents of ancient Kush (ca. 300BC-450CE)

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The 'hidden founders' of African studies in Europe: African intellectuals in the Holy Roman Empire and the German Reich ca. 1652-1918.

A history of Horses in the southern half of Africa ca. 1498-1900.

The textile trade of pre-colonial Africa

Acemoglu in Kongo: a critique of 'Why Nations Fail' and its wilful ignorance of African history.

The role of firearms in African military history, and the guns of the Benin kingdom.

An empire of cloth: the textile industry of the Sokoto empire ca. 1808-1903.

A general history of African explorers of the Old world, and a 19th century Bornu traveller of twenty countries across four continents.

The ancient city of Meroe: the capital of Kush (ca. 950 BC-350 CE)

Early civilizations of ancient Africa and the pre-Aksumite civilization of the northern Horn.

A complete history of Zeila (Zayla): ca. 800-1885 CE.

Africa and Europe during the age of mutual exploration: a Swahili traveler's description of 19th century Germany.

a complete history of Mombasa ca. 600-1895.

A brief history of Gold in Africa and the emporium of Sofala.

The stone ruins of South Africa: a history of Mapungubwe, Thulamela and Dzata. ca. 1000-1750CE.

a brief note on the history of indigenous and foreign religions in African history, and the Kimpasi society of Kongo

A General History of Iron Technology in Africa ca. 2000BC-1900AD.

a brief note on new discoveries in African archeology and the stone ruins of Cameroon.

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A complete history of the old city of Gao ca. 700-1898.

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5 No soapboxing, bad faith questions, or political grandstanding.

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