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Re: Ancient African Mathematics by Horus(m): 1:17pm On Dec 06, 2014 |
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Re: Ancient African Mathematics by pashaun(f): 8:44am On Dec 07, 2014 |
AmunRaOlodumare: I know this. |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by kingston277(m): 7:17pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
Elxandre: And these are pre-civilized Westerners who traditionally live the same lifestyle as those in your pictures. I don't get why you give so much attention to a few pre-civilized African groups. Every continent has 'em. |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by kingston277(m): 7:27pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
Ploy: I don't get your point. The Africans had larger states than the colonialists. And the colonialist easily could've fallen to the same fate if anyone wanted to conquer them. Ploy:Secluded? Do you even know how states work? Let alone pre-colonial African states? You might want to catch up on what that is before I answer this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_(polity) |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by Elxandre(m): 7:39pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
kingston277:They don't look like pre civilized people tho. |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by AmunRaOlodumare: 7:53pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
Elxandre:And how does pre-civilized people look like? Please, don't use those european colonialist subversive language. Africans were "civilized" much before the arrival of the white men by shared traditions going at least as far back as the Nok civilization and beyond along with the continuous development of agriculture, sedentarism, state-formation, religion, judiciary system, specialization, metalworks, etc. |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by itstpia8: 7:57pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
Exjoker: likewise |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by AmunRaOlodumare: 7:59pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
kingston277:I made a thread with a much more extensive number of African states: Maps Of Kingdoms, Peoples, States, And Cities In Africa Through Time https://www.nairaland.com/1253380/maps-kingdoms-peoples-states-cities |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by kingston277(m): 8:05pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
Elxandre:Teepee-dwelling, semi-nomadic, reindeer-herding people from norway are as pre-civilized as you can get. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sami_people |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by AmunRaOlodumare: 8:10pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
kingston277:So you don't consider them civilized because they are semi-nomadic herding people? That's where you put you fictitious line of civilization? That's bullcrap and you know it. |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by kingston277(m): 8:26pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
AmunRaOlodumare:Firstly, I was responding to Elxandre using his logic. Which was why I asked why focusing on these particular lifestyles were relevant at all to the definition of "civilized". |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by Elxandre(m): 11:41pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
kingston277:I understand what you are pointing out, but what I was really trying to say was that the Africans looked more primitive compared to the Europeans in the picture you put up. I hope you understand. |
Re: Ancient African Mathematics by kingston277(m): 3:42am On Dec 17, 2014 |
Elxandre:How? The Europeans were wearing dyed animal skins, pretty primitive to me. |
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