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The Igbo Village in America: Ndi Igbo Built a Village with Mud and Thatch in Virginia, USA. The Igbo Village in America: Ndi Igbo Built a Village with Mud and Thatch in Virginia, USA. In March 2006 American Frontier Culture Museum Staff traveled to Nigeria and together with the staff of Nigerian National Commission forContinue reading “The Igbo Village in America: Ndi Igbo Built a Village with Mud and Thatch in Virginia, USA.”

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The Ancient History of Igbo People The Ancient History of Igbo People The Igbo people, an ethnic group native to southeastern Nigeria, have a rich and fascinating history that predates many well-known civilizations. Archaeological discoveries and historical research have shed light on the Igbo’s ancient roots. Key Historical Findings: Cultural Significance: Independent Origins: Conclusion TheContinue reading “The Ancient History of Igbo People”

The image we’re sharing today sparks a deep conversation about the evolution of marriage and the influence of cultural ideologies. 🌍 The image we’re sharing today sparks a deep conversation about the evolution of marriage and the influence of cultural ideologies. It showcases a time when the dynamics of relationships were vastly different from whatContinue reading “The image we’re sharing today sparks a deep conversation about the evolution of marriage and the influence of cultural ideologies.”

Narmer: Egypt’s First and Unified Pharaoh Narmer: Egypt’s First and Unified Pharaoh Narmer is traditionally considered the first pharaoh of Egypt and is often associated with the legendary Menes. Around 3100 BC, he is credited with unifying Upper and Lower Egypt, marking the beginning of the First Dynasty and Early Dynastic Period. Narmer Palette TheContinue reading “Narmer: Egypt’s First and Unified Pharaoh”

In 1939, the general store in Lamoille, Iowa, served as the heart of the small rural community, In 1939, the general store in Lamoille, Iowa, served as the heart of the small rural community, a place where residents gathered not only to purchase goods but also to socialize and exchange news. The store, likely aContinue reading “In 1939, the general store in Lamoille, Iowa, served as the heart of the small rural community,”

Bioko Island in Equatorial Guinea is home to a unique diaspora—the Igbo people. Bioko Island in Equatorial Guinea is home to a unique diaspora—the Igbo people. Many of the Igbo residents of Bioko trace their ancestry to Arochukwu, in present-day Abia State, Nigeria. Their migration dates back to the era of the transatlantic slave trade,Continue reading “Bioko Island in Equatorial Guinea is home to a unique diaspora—the Igbo people.”

Uncovering the Hidden Legacy of Louisiana’s African Roots Uncovering the Hidden Legacy of Louisiana’s African Roots Enslaved Africans brought more than labor to Louisiana’s plantations; they carried knowledge, culture, and traditions that shaped the colony’s destiny. Originating from West and Central Africa, specifically Senegambia, these individuals brought expertise in rice cultivation, transforming Louisiana’s economy. TheirContinue reading “Uncovering the Hidden Legacy of Louisiana’s African Roots”

Ella Sheppard was born on this date in 1851. She was a Black musician, vocalist, and educator. Ella Sheppard was born on this date in 1851. She was a Black musician, vocalist, and educator.From Nashville, Tennessee, her father, Simon Sheppard, hired his time from his master and worked hard to accumulate $1,800 to buy hisContinue reading “Ella Sheppard was born on this date in 1851. She was a Black musician, vocalist, and educator.”

The Etruscan League. The Etruscan League.According to some ancient authors (Livy, Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Servius and others) Etruria proper was divided into twelve cities or populi (duodecim populi), the so-called dodecapolis or Etruscan league. However, no document provides us with the complete list of the twelve cities. It is believed, but there is not fullContinue reading “The Etruscan League.”