Advanced African Civilizations they never taught us
I think this is beautiful. I think it makes our modern day structures look weak by comparison.
Sure -- it looks great for a place that was renovated in 1917.. I just read the history of it's occupants. Basically they butchered and killed each other for centuries.
Cameroon: The Royal Palace of Foumban is one the oldest Palace in Africa | NationalTurk
The Royal Palace of Foumban in Cameroon is one of the oldest palace in the history of Africa in ancient times dating back from many centuries back.
Foumban / NationalTurk – The Palace is located in the town of Foumban is the North-East of the Western Regional capital city of Bafoussam in the Republic of Cameroon.
The Royal Palace of Foumban is currently inhabited by the sultan (King), who is the 19th ruler of the Bamoun dynasty which dates back from the 14th century in history.
The Palace was renovated and completed in 1917 after which the belongings of previous Sultans were arranged and kept for tourist attraction.
Would be great to actually see what it looked like 300 years ago...
The problem with your idiocy is that whites in Europe butchered and killed each her for centuries too.
Fine and true. But in the interim -- there was steady and documented improvement of life for the people in Europe.. Not a lot of backsliding and total meltdowns of economies and infrastructure from earlier plateaus. Greater industry, trade, and permanent investments in infrastructure.
Advanced African Civilizations they never taught us
I think this is beautiful. I think it makes our modern day structures look weak by comparison.
Sure -- it looks great for a place that was renovated in 1917.. I just read the history of it's occupants. Basically they butchered and killed each other for centuries.
Cameroon: The Royal Palace of Foumban is one the oldest Palace in Africa | NationalTurk
The Royal Palace of Foumban in Cameroon is one of the oldest palace in the history of Africa in ancient times dating back from many centuries back.
Foumban / NationalTurk – The Palace is located in the town of Foumban is the North-East of the Western Regional capital city of Bafoussam in the Republic of Cameroon.
The Royal Palace of Foumban is currently inhabited by the sultan (King), who is the 19th ruler of the Bamoun dynasty which dates back from the 14th century in history.
The Palace was renovated and completed in 1917 after which the belongings of previous Sultans were arranged and kept for tourist attraction.
Would be great to actually see what it looked like 300 years ago...
Ever wonder what America would look like without slavery?
Don't have to wonder. The success of the South never really DID depend on slavery. By the time Reconstruction was at full tilt -- there was no longer any impact from the loss of slavery. Within 30 years from the Civil War -- it was CLEAR that slavery was not a prerequisite for any part of the American economy.
In fact, fewer and fewer slaveholders existed from the 1820s to the Civil War. It was winding down on its own.
Tote that barge lift that bale whitey