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Africa( akebulan),land of punt,land of Canaan,Ham,Khem, all these ancient names before the arrival of the Roman Empire who first traded with the ancients
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Which continent was the first continent?
Ur is the first known continent and existed 3 billion years ago.
What is the 5th largest continent?
Antarctica is the fifth largest continent
What was the continent called when the world was one big continent?
Pangea
What Continent did a lot of the Explorers come from?
The Continent the explorers came from was Europe.
What continent did world war 2 take place?
Mostly the European continent . (Warfare was not restricted to Europe.)
Which continent is known as cradle of mankind?
asia
What continent do scientist call the origin of mankind?
The continent that scientists call the origin of mankind is Africa. This is as a result of finding some of the oldest human fossils in Africa.
what did people have as a source of light at the start of the mankind?
sunlight and moonlight
What year was the start of mankind?
Between 400.000 and 200.000 BCE.
Did mankind start in ocean?
Life started in the oceans and seas.
When did arthritis start?
Arthritis has been around for as long as mankind has been.
Which continent did the hole in the ozone layer start?
The continent was Antarctic. It was the first to witness the ozone hole.
How long ago did mankind start recording time?
Two years from now.
Who was the first people to discover the African continent?
The best evidence says that mankind developed in Africa so the very first men 'discovered' it.
What year did fishing start?
Humans has fished the seas for food since the dawn of mankind.
What continent is between Africa and Asia?
There is no continent in between them,because the start of asia is at right beside egypt
Which continent is known as'Cradle of Mankind'?
Africa is often referred to as the "Cradle of Mankind" because it is believed to be the birthplace of humanity. Many significant archaeological discoveries related to early human ancestors have been found in Africa, particularly in countries like Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Africa.
