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Click me for bigger ImageAcheulian: Later of the two stages of the Chelles-Acheul culture, characterized by hand axes named after St. Acheui, France. To learn more Papyrus Pages: ± 1 ± 2 ± 3 ± Next ± Games: ± G1a ± G1b ±

Acheulio-Levalloisian: A Culture recognized in the Somalia area. It includesAcheulian-type hand axes and flake tools about 500,000 BCE by the Levalloisian.

Atlanthroipus mauritanicus: possibly the same species as Pithecanthropus erectus (500,000 to 250,000 BCE), generally located in the Algerian region of North Africa and Casablanca areas.

Australopithecinae: Relatives of the family Hominidae, or sub-family, to the earliest known upright-walking and tool-making hominids. Generally located around the regions of South and East Africa (1,800,000 to 500,000 BCE).

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AcheulianAustralopethecus Boskopid Shaheinab Neolithic Sangoan Nachikufan Mangosian

Australopethecus: Genus of the sub-family Australopitliecinae. There are two species, africanus and robustus (2,000,000 to 500,000 BCE).
Boskopid: Ancient South African (so-called "Bushmen") skulls. First type of the recognized skull from Boskop, South Africa. Bushman is a European word. It is used to single out specific group of Africans.
Chellean Man: A skull from bed 2,Olduvai Gorge Tanganyika, accompanied by Chellean type hand axes 500,000 BCE.Hyrax Hill: Earliest known variations of the stone bowl culture, named after a site in the Kenya rift valley 500,000 BCE.

Magosian: Culture of the Second Intermediate Period (50,000 to 10,000 BCE) characterized by microliths, named after Ngosi, a water hole in the eastern area of Uganda.
Nachikufan: Later Stone Age culture first recognized at the Nachikufu caves Zambia, associated with rock paintings.
Oldowan: Olduvai Gorge Tanganyika prior to Chelles-Acheul (1,800,000 to 500,000 BCE). Symbolized by pebble tools, named after Olduvai Gorge Tanganyika.

Sangoan: Early Middle stone culture of the forested steppes of Central Africa named after Sango Bay of Lake Victoria about 150,000 to 40,000 BCE.
Shaheinab Neolithic: The Earliest known culture with evidence of domesticated animals in Eastern Africa, characterized by stone gouges, bone-axe heads and pottery. Named after a sight 30 miles north of Khatoum (Sudan), approximately 100,000 BCE.

Ancient Maps The Pyramids Item no. 6347 marked "Special Register"

Turin PapyrusThe oldest map in the world also comes from Egypt. The map deals with the topography of the Sinai area, showing natural and artificial features of the given terrain. It is known as the Turin Papyrus (The Word Paper Is Derived From This Word, And Was First Made In Egypt).

One of the important reasons why The Pyramids were built was to help humans change Their Hatul Or Aura to a more Positive Frequency. The Pyramid is an Electrical Capacitor designed to help the individual achieve this. To learn more click here

Bird like objects were found near Saqqara, Egypt in 1898 A.D. But item no. 6347 marked "Special Register" was distinctive. It was more than just a bird it was an ancient Glider.

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