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Jenne-Jeno is located in the nation of?
Jenne Jeno is located in Mali.
Where is Jenne Jeno located on the map?
Jenne-Jeno is located near the Chad Lakes, North of the Red Sea.
Why was Jenne Jeno so important?
cuz he was a human.
What year was jenne jeno an ancient African city discovered?
3rd century BCE
Did the jenne jeno have literature?
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What artifacts suggest that people in Jenne-jeno lived near a river?
boats and fish bones
What theory did the discovery of jenne-jeno prove wrong?
Cities did not exist in West Africa until outsiders came in.
How did the location of jenne-jeno cause it to become a large city?
Jenne-Jeno's location along the Niger River allowed it to thrive as a trading hub, connecting different regions and facilitating the exchange of goods. Its strategic position also enabled it to control trade routes and attract merchants, leading to its growth as a large city.
What did archeologists excavations of Jenne-jeno reveal about ancient west Africa?
Archaeological excavations at Jenne-jeno revealed evidence of a sophisticated urban center in ancient West Africa. Findings included evidence of iron smelting, pottery production, agriculture, and a complex social structure with evidence of trade networks. This suggests that Jenne-jeno was a thriving hub of economic, cultural, and technological activity in the region.
How did the location of jenne jeno cause it to become a large busy city?
It was located at an ideal spot for farming, fishing and trade. The people of Jenne-jeno traded their surplus goods and many people came there to trade. The blacksmiths were very highly valued and people came to watch them work with iron.
How did the location of the jenne-jeno lead to its becoming a large busy city?
because it had a lot of good c:
How did the location of jenne-jeno lead to its becoming a large bussy city?
It was near the trading routes, also it had a lot of fertile land for farming and domesticating animals.
