The lifespan of ancient Africans varied significantly depending on factors such as region, environment, social conditions, and access to resources. Generally, many ancient Africans had a life expectancy that ranged from 30 to 40 years, largely due to high infant mortality rates, disease, and conflicts. However, those who survived childhood could live into their 50s or beyond. Cultural practices, nutrition, and community support also played crucial roles in determining longevity.
yes
food
Nooo!! They had spears
To display in museums.
30 to 40 years
because they found crack
People in UK have a longer lifespan because we have clean water whereas the Africans do not so therefore it makes the africans very ill if the water is not cleaned . Many Africans die every year because of dirty water
Africa it was made by a group of Asians & Africans.
A loincloth and a loose robe.
They ate fish with their feet beacuse their god
Africans invented running water. Ancient Egyptians were the inventors.
I don't know, go ask your history teacher