HIST M10A Midterm Sources

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Gilbert & Reynolds: Evolutionary perspectives of human origins

  • past of scientific racism, craniometry, distinct species

  • out of Africa > multiregional hypothesis

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Oyebabe: African histiography from eurocentrism to afrocentrism

  • discusses how Europeans said that Africans naturally “uncivilized” as justification for colonialism

  • local histories: ~colonial period. people sought to write their own histories. less trained. more reliance on oral

  • Academic histories: 1960s-1970s as saw inc higher education in Africa. often Marxist and anti-West

  • Afrocentricism

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Faloyin: Africa is not a country

everything is oversimplification

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Falola & Ngom: Facts, Fiction, and Africa's Creative Imaginations

  • advocates using indigenous languages to “decolonize” the mind

  • neglect of Africans’ role in WWI, WII, Vietnam

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Babcock Building Bridges to Afrocentrism, Nearly 30 Years Later:

  • Afrocentric Egyptology Building Bridges to Afrocentrism

  • Debate abt Afrocentrism (began ~1960s) and Africa’s place in the world isn’t over

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Shillington 1

summary of human evolutionary history. ~3 mya Australopithecus. ~2.5 Homo habilis. ~600,000 Homo erectus. 200,000 homo sapiens

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Shillington 2

  • agriculture arose independently in the Nile (~8000 BCE), W Africa Savanna, Ethiopian Highlands, W African Sahel

  • huge impact of settlement

  • pyramids and luxor temples. deification of the pharaoh and important figures.

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Adekunle Archaeological Interpretations Early History

  • evidence of early agriculture in the Nile: irrigation, crafts that supplement (pots)

  • Bantu migrations important aspect of spreading iron eastwards

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Harms African Firsts in the History of Technology

  • Iron spread from central Africa west and northwards. Not from Anatolia Southwards.

    • timeline (vast spread already by 1000 BCE)

    • linguistic evidence

  • African iron superior. would buy iron from [Sierra Leone] to trade in [Senegal] for gold and slaves (importance in trade)

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Shillington 3

  • impact of metalworking (for tools, weapons, agriculture, trade)

  • Nok culture: derivative of iron smelting tech

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sexual taboos iron Togo

Blooms of Banjeli

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Shillington 5

Islamic unity helped in defeated Berber chiefdom. eventual Berber enlistment even spearheaded Spain’s conquest in 711

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Shillington 6 Trans-Saharan Trade and the Kingdom of Ancient Ghana

islam allowed for safer travel and expansion of trans-saharan trade in addition to the camel

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Shillington 7

  • kingdom of Ghana, Mali, Songhai (6,7) rulers’ Muslim. regular contact with Muslim traders

  • Islamic Institutions (calendar, writing (Qu’ran), schools)

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Shillington 8

  • declaration of “jihad” helped sultanate of Adal defeat Ethiopian army

  • helped organize in battle.

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Rossi. Egyptian Architecture and Mathematics

  • Thoth closely tied in reckoning. doesn’t mention Seshat.

  • idea of reckoning rather than modern maths

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Gaudet: Papyrus and the Pharoah's Treasure

  • only grows along Nile. easy, light.

  • overview of papyrus

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Ahmed

Iretrau. God’s wife of Amun