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Egypt: 

Egypt

Cheops, mid-3000 BC: 

Cheops, mid-3000 BC

Metalwork: 

Metalwork

Bantu Migration: 

Bantu Migration

Islam and the Trans-Sahara Trade: 

Islam and the Trans-Sahara Trade

Islam in Africa: 

Islam in Africa

Africa in 1500: 

Africa in 1500

Major themes in pre-colonial African life: 

Major themes in pre-colonial African life Environmental conditions of scarce population and fragile environment Migration and mobility Wealth in people Enduring and distinctive family structures High flexibility of social and political institutions Pragmatism Eclecticism Ideals of prosperity and harmony Generational conflict and gerontocracy

Nursing mother, Cameroon grasslands, 20th century: 

Nursing mother, Cameroon grasslands, 20th century

Stateless Societies: 

Stateless Societies Function of mobile population, underpopulation, and land as resource Even when dense population, there was no state Hunters valued over warriors Ideal was the large complex household with Big Man surrounded by 10-40 people Control happened laterally, not hierarchically (secret societies, age-grade societies, ritual experts as mediators)

Africa in 1835: 

Africa in 1835