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Angkor Wat … Khmer Empire … Cambodia

Angkor Wat … Khmer Empire … Cambodia

Angkor Wat … Khmer Empire … Cambodia

CHOLA Kingdom … 300 BCE - - - > 1200 CE

Axum (Aksum) Kingdom

Axum (Aksum) Empire

Axum (Aksum) Kingdom

Bantu

Bantu languages … “snapshot” of just one of many areas …

Ghana Empire

Mali Empire & Mansa Musa

Gold & Salt TRADE routes of western Africa / Sahara

Kilwa [ Kliwia ]

Kongo Kingdom

Songhai Empire

Jenne (Djenne) & the Songhai Empire

Jenne (Djenne)

Songhai Empire

Great Zimbabwe “stone ruins

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