The empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai controlled West Africa between A.D. 1000 and 1500. Each empire thrived on the trade of goods across the Sahara and was affected by the exchange of culture and belief systems along the trade routes. As each empire declined, the next empire took its place. Many great kings led these empires-for example, Mali's Mansa Musa-and they helped spread West African culture and resources around the world. One such resource was gold.
The art from Songhai is probably not what you are used to in the United States. The people of Songhai are very well known for their weaving of blankets and mats. These are elaborate cotton blankets called terabebas. They are woven by men in the town of Tera are highly prized in the town of Sahel. Along the Niger River, women palm frond mats that feature geometric designs.
purple (in ancient art)
mostly made of gold and silver
absolutely. In some cases, art is the only evidence remaining to ancient civilizations. Art reveals so much that would otherwise be left unknown, mainly a culture. Tapestries reveal clothing, food, food etiquette, tools, relationships, wars, architecture, homelife, etc. The materials used to create the art work are also used to understand BCE. Art can show a candid vision of the ancient times. As time progresses, art indicates the spread of technology and communication. (think of the renaissance) Art can reveal about as much as literature, and are an interesting component in history, especially regarding culture, emotions, and other psychological aspects.
ancient Greek and roman culture
The capital of ancient Songhai is Gao
Songhai was mainly Islamic
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ancient Ghana and ancient Mali. Improved answer: that's not true. ancient Ghana and ancient Mali were kingdoms before Songhai. mostly North Africa traded with Songhai to get salt and gold. i believe this is true.
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the people ate there childrens feet on chinin day which was on the 4th of may
whatever u want
hot and dry
whatever they whated
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