I have no idea where this illustration is from but it seems to be depicting a Calvary man from Sudan in east Africa,what caught my attention is the additional Cuirass he’s wearing on top of the mail tunic,it looks so much like the halendo katede or bornu cuirass,what’s… https://t.co/mQ1SmmQuvJ
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Happy Black History Month!
This is Ibrahim Njoya, the Fon (King) and Sultan of the Bamoun Kingdom of the Grassfields of Cameroon 🇨🇲 who ruled from 1886-1933. During his reign, he invented “Shupamom”—one of the few indigenous writing systems in AFRICA!
GRAFFI is GREAT!🔥 https://t.co/Fny1B4MR0q
This is Ibrahim Njoya, the Fon (King) and Sultan of the Bamoun Kingdom of the Grassfields of Cameroon 🇨🇲 who ruled from 1886-1933. During his reign, he invented “Shupamom”—one of the few indigenous writing systems in AFRICA!
GRAFFI is GREAT!🔥 https://t.co/Fny1B4MR0q
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doctors in the great lakes kingdoms also did successful surgeries treating gruesome war injuries (like disembowelment), punched holes in lungs to treat pneumonia, studied human anatomy via autopsies, smallpox inoculations, met up in conferences and organized medical research, and https://t.co/BxllwVPE51
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When talking about swords used in the Benin kingdom the Ada,eben and umozo gets more attention than the straight double edged and the leaf shaped ones
So here are some plaques depicting warriors carrying some of these leaf shaped and straight double edged swords
🧵 https://t.co/UWSLmxbjYk
So here are some plaques depicting warriors carrying some of these leaf shaped and straight double edged swords
🧵 https://t.co/UWSLmxbjYk
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