Top 10 African Contributions To World Civilization

[@mike-waynedjangoii6971]

Proud to be a Shona from Zimbabwe. Keep on spreading the word bro. Africa will rise again!!!!

[@jennifergalberth1240]

It's NEVER sunken😃😇😎🙊🙉🙈🖤❤🖤

[@YPM498]

Shona here 🇿🇼

[@Crystale17]

Everytime I tune into your channel, I can feel more and more of my conditioning wither away. Thank u.

[@Ahavameanslove24]

CJ congratulations. It’s a journey, isn’t it? In psychology they study the various stages of racial identity. I believe their are 5 stages as it pertains to Black people.

[@brianhalljr615]

We are chosen, we are the true man in mankind

[@beanabong2896]

It makes me crave more information to make up for lost time.

[@SG-hf8pj]

One thing I think we can do with this space is share what we know and vet each others knowledge. We need a cohesive narrative of our history so that those of us who teach can chronologically organize a timeline of important events before slavery.

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@@SG-hf8pj The information is definitely 😏 out there, and we have the internet ✅ So, I can't think 🤔 of a reason why what you suggested can't be done if it hasn't been done already 👍🏽

[@foffofana2120]

This class is more useful than my previous history class. Thank you 🙏🏿 professor 👨🏿‍🏫

[@comicbookguy9880]

IAmFozzy100 how do you know?

[@mr.opinionparham8987]

IAmFozzy100 you are so wrong African civilizations are much older than China, Rome or Greece so what you are saying makes no sense from a timeframe perspective.

[@Flower_girl3]

IAmFozzy100 don’t be condescending.

[@kingroyalgaming6122]

@IAmFozzy100 you're spot on

[@mr.opinionparham8987]

IAmFozzy100 my dear uninformed brother the oldest civilizations has everything to do with who invented what. Any student of history knows that civilizations were builded off the foundation of the nations and civilizations before them especially civilizations in those regions of the world. Do you really believe that Mesopotamia just came into existence, it and all the other civilizations in that region including Greek and Rome. It is easy to see when you eliminate looking at everything through the eyes of Europeans. They are not the only people in the world and they did not invent history, they simply wrote about it and made themselves the center. I will help you discover the truth, ask any biologists to list the ages of each race on earth and the you can determine which race has been here the longest. When you see which race has been here the longest you will be able to determine that group’s potential for human contribution. The Africans had boiled the pyramids before there was a Europe, white people or Mesopotamia

[@lemmysimel2707]

As an African born and living in Africa, I truly appreciate your great work. It overrides all the misinformation and conditioning imposed on us by colonial structures still in place to date. Slowly but surely, we will be back to our past glory.

[@lemmysimel2707]

@IAmFozzy100 It's funny how y'all know everything about Africa but can't name five countries. Your ignorance is appalling and you're the one who needs to do your research

[@jstacks97]

Trolls done ran out of cards they startin to repeat themselves. Okay. Next time u call someone out for being wrong put a source down otherwise nobody is really gonna give u the time or day.

[@albertogutierrez9734]

What are colonized structures? Examples please. Also, is China colonizing Africa. And who's fault is it?

[@jstacks97]

Salty about what I said kuz it’s true and no my friend I’m not a troll when I see somethin or someone foolish I say somethin. Oh and I’m not obligated to bring nothing to any conversation if I choose to do so I can simply observe ignorance

[@lemmysimel2707]

@@albertogutierrez9734 The structures are in our government institutions carried down from colonial times. For example police brutality, corruption and the divide and rule strategy where tribes are ethnically charged and armed leading to endless conflict. in Kenya people with locs are not allowed in schools and government offices, students are punished for speaking their native African languages. Despite the cultural and creative suppression, the biggest challenge is African leaders (colonial home guards) are puppets of the old colonial powers.

[@souljagurl2007]

That beat touch my soul Everytime!

[@SG-hf8pj]

It's the sound of knowledge coming your way sis.

[@Healthywealty]

like your face....Much Respect‼️

[@oliversylvester4279]

You spoke my mind

[@ryangreene1527]

Where can I find the song

[@Healthywealty]

Ryno Greene it’s called “ heeey whooo”

[@loughful]

When I was young I lived in the city my whole life. One summer break i went to visit my grandparents in the village ( I'm from Ghana). The village is at a remote area that the most technological thing they have is a small radio. We went to the farm one day and I saw people making alcohol using the process of distillation. They extract raw fermented juice from a palm tree. They boil the juice at a high temperature and connect tubes to a river and other tubes to an empty barrel which the distilled alcohol fill into. I was shocked how they came by that knowledge because none of those guys can read. They never had any contact with western education. My grandpa told me his great grandpa said they have been using that method for many years. My grandpa is 91 years.

[@Sophiedabombbaby]

Umm.........you DO know that alcohol was around wayyy before written language was ever invented?........?....??????

[@kHoPhAe]

My late grandmother "performed" surgery with leaves and bark of trees. I'm also from Ghana

[@potatoeskimos]

Dude, mankind has been fermenting fruits, wheat and stuff since the dark ages. This isn’t anything special.

[@paulmaroli605]

wow that sounds awesome

[@TheMariemarie16]

@@potatoeskimos Distilled liquor is a little more complex than wine tho so his point still stands.

[@krausewitz6786]

Don't overlook advances in leather tanning techniques in West Africa in the early modern period. Most of the great old European books from the period are bound in highly-sought-after West African leather, traded up to Morocco, and then on to Spain, and then into the rest of Europe. Ghislaine Lydon's 'On Trans-Saharan Trails' details this.

[@marwaayaanle3804]

East African here n I just love this channel! Thank you for educating, I made my 15 yr old boy subscribe n learn✊🏿🇸🇴

[@jstacks97]

Wow the tenacity these trolls have gotta give it to the trolls man get yo popcorn ready wit them they’ll have ya stomach sore 🤣😂😭. But the Darker Hue man and woman has been even more tenacious and relentless we can’t be stopped as long as we follow Allah Aka Most high And remain humble cant no man separate wat we create peace ✌🏾 and Love

[@zedred217]

Marwa Ayaanle you are not black and African you are Cushitic

[@mixtapemania6769]

@@zedred217 stfu. They are both "black" and African. Most east Africans are dark skinned, a lot probably moreso than you

[@Touris-b2e]

@@zedred217 in the eyes of other nations we are all the SAME SO stop dividing our people you are a disgrace on the whole black race!!

[@richlisola1]

@@zedred217 and where do Cushitic folk dwell? Where do they live? Natively? Africa! 🌍

[@ms.council]

What saddens me is the fact that I'm 34yrs old and didn't know about any of this nor did I learn it in school so glad your channel exist 👍👍👍

[@carstellamoore8425]

And I'm just learning this at 61 I intend to teach my granddaughter as much black history as she can take.

[@remedytee]

Believing some youtuber who doesn't give a single reference... way to go, it's all forward from now on, sigh...

[@taolomatseka5205]

That bone needs to come back home

[@sdrrshock5594]

That’s because this video is a lie

[@orthotech9758]

I'm 47 and this channel teaches me new things every day. I have a notebook filled with things I've learned from this channel.

[@Max_Le_Groom]

The Man doing the delivery washed His Hands and the Woman's Stomach with *Banana Wine,* meaning They knew about the antiseptic effects of Alcohol

[@declan-kayodekeegan1598]

Yes they did. Also the use of antibiotics had been discovered by ancient Nubians as far back as 2000 years ago. Modern studies found tetracycline in ancient Nubian bones. They used their beers which was fermented to make tetracycline to treat gum disease and other ailments... The Western world only discovered penicillin in 1928.

[@malikelshabazz3192]

@@declan-kayodekeegan1598 What is the connection with antiseptics and antibiotic?? A more fair connection is when Europe started using soaps which is around the Medieval Ages.

[@malikelshabazz3192]

@@declan-kayodekeegan1598 Reread your post. You said antibiotic instead of antiseptic. You mean antiseptic

[@declan-kayodekeegan1598]

@@malikelshabazz3192 I was not trying to make a connection between antiseptic and anticipation. I know the difference between the two... I was just adding to the list of other achievements of Africans that the world wouldn't tell us.

[@declan-kayodekeegan1598]

@@malikelshabazz3192 no I meant antibiotics. I know the difference between the two.

[@standaone8088]

As an Indian travelling around Africa for 30 years now, I love the continent more than anything life had to offer.

[@ulrichenry4881]

I am Indian South Asian, West African, European and some Native American. I wish that people would recongise the contributions of the cultures of Africa and all cultures to the world

[@solomonking5097]

@ Genetically speaking on which Kingdom? We know the Old and Middle Kingdom were Africans or Brown Asiatic tribemens not Western Asian aka Arabs...

[@tamarasimonne4921]

KingDC actually, to think lesser of a different racial group does mean that you are racist. And no, Egyptians were black genetically. Look at their art, they had dark complexions and full features. Let’s be real. It’s unfortunate that you feel left out but it is what it is and that’s fine.

[@newjerseytimes9123]

@ Sorry but, the Egyptians as well as the ancient Israelites were all black people 💪🏾... the propaganda days are over bud... take a break pal

[@solomonking5097]

@@newjerseytimes9123 Egyptians custom and rituals died out in ancient Egypt thousands of years ago but my people (Se-Asia) have similar rituals and share simular beliefs system but its dying out slowly do to modern day way of life smfh.. I believed Kemet people are Brown Se-Asian folks whom venture into (West like) Egypt using monsoon wind routes. The Aboriginal Indian in Meso America (Feathers Indian) probably used the wind route and make their way into America and also used the same route to take them back to Africa and Asia region...

[@adonismoncrief8497]

This video right here was beautiful, Home Team. I really love this one.

[@TheLifeofKam99]

It’s unfortunate that the contributions of African People to humanity are always either credited to Europeans and Arabs or ignored all together.

[@judeaurianetchicayat9415]

Kamau Miller this is because white people erased our history, teaches their children how they got rich with our ancestors blood and they think it’s okay to get everything you want even if it not yours. We welcomed them but they abused our hospitality. I’m just sad of the fact that we need to start from scratch. One day Africa will be ours again. And it will be great!

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

Arabs, lol. Arabs are hardly credited for much either.

[@TheLifeofKam99]

Nusaibah Ibraheem That’s actually untrue Arabs are credited for their Ancient history in the Middle East. The issue I was speaking about was the fact that civilizations like Ancient Egypt are credited to either Arabs or Europeans when in reality neither arrived until much later. Many people are ignorant and don’t even realize that Egypt is in Africa. While civilizations like Ancient Nubia and the Kingdom of Ethiopia are overlooked all together.

[@TheYoungAfrikan]

@@nusaibahibraheem8183 Right! This is what pisses me off. It's not only to the Africans that they are doing what they are doing.

[@freshinc1750]

But yea its a misinformation plot...and the fact is that Egyptians and other African civilizations birthed the Arab culture and controlled the so called Middle East which is actually North East Africa

[@keithvinet8049]

Astrology, mathematics, science, reading, writing, open heart surgery, university, justice system, landscaping(Sphinx), natural birth, C-section birth, makeup, ship building, religion, stone writing, statue building, indoor toilets, plumbing, brick laying( Pyramids), drums, kalimba(finger piano), irrigation, dance, harmony singing, military, tie-dye, gold, diamonds, oil, body piercing, jewelry etc.etc.etc.

[@williamb4335]

I love it!!!

[@jeromebowers7510]

Still have more to go. Farming, domestication of animals, archery, cooking, etc. Etc. Etc.

[@emfegmfeg7100]

@@jeromebowers7510 cooking ? Farming originate in Mesopotamia and the only country in Africa that had ancient domestication of animals was Egypt. But the regions of Iran/Irak were the first to domesticate animals.

[@Michael-st9ky]

Hand drum!

[@jeromebowers7510]

@@emfegmfeg7100 stop tripping. You don't see chariots WITH HORSES, paintings and stories WITH CATS, clothing and medicine and food WITH ANIMALS. All in KEMET which Arabs like to refer to as ANCIENT EGYPT. 🙄 The lies and brainwashing goes deep.👁️ I now 👁️ why? Overstand, understand, innerstand, why the abrahamic religions don't question their leaders especially the spiritual ones. And make up religious lies ABOUT HISTORY. OVER "time" it becomes fact with the indoctrination unchecked.👁️

[@GlobalAfrikanProgress]

Today is my last day before starting a 30 day YT fast. I am very glad that I spent time watching this vid. HomeTeam, your CONTRIBUTION to YT is incredible!

[@neosomaliana]

Why the fast

[@taharqa332]

neo somaliana More than likely so that he can focus on other things.

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Hope you've completed the fast with good results.

[@GlobalAfrikanProgress]

@@justinamusyoka4986 It didnt go as well as previous media fasts but I was able to get some things accomplished. Asante

[@carstellamoore8425]

What is YT?

[@kaybeeglide]

My brother ✊🏿, you never disappoint....and I ALWAYS leave a like

[@dnifty1]

Top 10: 1) Humans 2) Language 3) Math (Lembobo bone/Ishango bone) 4) Writing 5) Stone tools 6) Clothing 7) culture 8) religion/spirituality 9) architecture 10) agriculture (many sites show examples of harvesting wild grain in Africa, like Wadi kubbaniya) Basically everything but I could add 11) body decoration (oldest mines in Africa used to extract red ocher for body painting) 12) cosmetics 13) soap 14) medicine ......

[@gabrieldelariarte8600]

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[@leemychal2083]

You have killed me.... Best response of age's.... Like let's not go far.... Our contribution is you ...😂😂😂 Daim

[@ryanincelowe]

One of the best videos on KZbin. Thank you so much for your contribution to humanity by sharing your videos. Amazing information.

[@catyson91]

Still blows my mind that many of the artifacts are kept in European countries.

[@brianevans4]

They are probably better preserved that way. There might be higher standards of conservation of archeological discoveries in the Royal Institute than in Mali for example

[@starfire7322]

Brian Evans better preserved? We preserved them for centuries, I’m sure they would have been fine if they stayed tf where they where.

[@mroverdose1133]

@@brianevans4 You weren't put on this planet just to tell black people what is good and what's not! That's only a superior myth you fooled yourself for centuries long. It's on Africans to decided the faith of these art works. Not a bunch colonial minded French, Brits or Belgians. If the African people want their artworks to be returned then they should be returned. Period! But they will sooner or later!

[@MAGNA_FRISIA]

@@mroverdose1133 So come and get it. The moment it's back in Africa, no-one will ever see are learn about it again...

[@maniacardz3007]

The Europeans did what they have to do to reserve history

[@deeowako2865]

A small tribe in Kenya, East Africa, was conducting brain surgery way before colonialization or formal education. There's a video of a surgical procedure recorded by missionaries when they came to the region.

[@TM-rh7zs]

Where can i find the video and evidence?

[@oumermohammed268]

I have studied history in high school and in university as minor area. I read history books, followed document, myths observe monuments, artifacts, etc. I am sad others confiscated the treasures of Africa. Africa should establish its own institutions that study these resources and reverse how Africa was understood by others.

[@teej898]

Oumer Mohammed you can’t remove any Egyptian artifacts they only go to other museums on loan, All African artifacts should be returned to their places of origin Post Haste

[@empresscphillips4082]

Absolutely Phenomenal Information! More please, I am learning all this for the first time. Thank you for all Your effort to bring this forward.

[@zaneleadelaidembatha9601]

The only history I want my son to know. Before he learns the “other one”

[@atlpch28]

YES! We must teach our children our history 🖤❤️

[@cebolwethumzanywa2004]

💪❤

[@jennifergardner3155]

I know my generation (44 yrs old) basically learned nothing but lies in history class in elementary through high school. Then I get to college and learn the truth. I have spent more time explaining the reality of history to people than I ever wanted to! I’m just glad that my son goes to a K12 school where they teach truth. There is no whitewashing. He learned that our American forefathers were slave owning hypocrites. They went into such detail on slavery and the treatment of the Native Americans it brought us to tears. It was very refreshing.

[@ceciliaageofaquarius1225]

History is history. By focusing on one group is the path towards blissful ignorance. Different cultures contributed to form modern day civilization as we know today.

[@steveczernekfromGHTS]

I don’t want to teach my children a history that “other’s” anyone, but presents the humanity of the world without racial bias.

[@theavantribe]

So amazing. I have loved your channel for years. Thanks for taking the time to learn and teach. Especially, when you spend more time uplifting us, instead of dwelling on the atrocities we have survived. Much love. ✌🏿

[@gingerbadjie9670]

I love this channel. I share with every kid I meet and once school returns after the virus, I’ll be asking some head teachers to use this as a resource for kids. Great work. Thank you.

[@iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiivy]

I've just discovered your channel the other day, and I want to say thank you for what you're doing! I love history, and I especially love seeing a history that is tragically (and often maliciously) ignored. Especially in light of recent events in the US, I find your content especially valuable. Thank you for giving insight on such rich history of the African continent.

[@derrickfair276]

Thank you for your knowledge and contributions. Appreciate you sharing and educating all who seek the knowledge. I for one, personally embrace it and soak it all up. Peace and blessings

[@samuelacidri883]

Guys, I live in Uganda, and I can say with certainty, that I have seen this being done in the villages where access to hospitals are limited and hospitals are over 100 -250 miles away. The Lugbara tribe in WestNile (North western Uganda neighbours to the Banyoro in picture) still do this in remote villages.

[@szaritamordiceai7041]

Today is October 30th, 2022. And it’s 5:07am! I make note of this because having glanced at the reviews, they’re either 2 or 1 year ago! This shows the extreme importance of documentation and preservation especially of history-that at any given occasion one can arise and based on a quest for knowledge or what might be considered simply curiosity-answers are forthcoming and factual based on literature preserved! I myself have attained much especially via an entire series HISTORY OF AFRICA by Zeinab Badawi-thank goodness for such knowledge and insight and based on that was actually able to accurately name 6 of the 10 contributions to this so called Modern World! Great effort guys for the program-we who so choose to participate and part-take are forever grateful!

[@philippengassam4170]

You are rewriting the HISTORY!Thank you for the hard work.

[@augustoindi4093]

Absolutely, he's doing a great job ❤❤❤

[@commonsenseamerica1685]

We should teaching this now that everyone is basically homeschooling their kids.

[@dennismayfield8846]

Spoken Truly, C.S.A., As A - Now Former - HomeSchooler, I Can WholeHeartedly, Amen That!!

[@lanawallace2964]

IAmFozzy100 if you’re going to say “he’s actually wrong on much of this stuff” and refute what he has shared then BACK UP YOUR STATEMENT. What exactly was “wrong” and let us hear your proof to support your statement.....seeing as you seem to know better!

[@MRSZ5440]

Sense the 1960's I don't want know body to give me nothing open the door I'll get it myself don't give integration give me true communication don't give me sorrow I want equal opportunity to live tomorrow give me schools give me better books so I can read about myself and gain my truly looks. James Brown the Godfather of soul

[@altareggo]

@IAmFozzy100 Can you please elaborate at least a BIt? Making huge claims without giving your reasons for doing so, is simply not polite nor fair. You don't have to write a book: just point out a few of the errors you have found. THANKS in advance!!!

[@MsKaren-tb1lx]

@IAmFozzy100 create your OWN channel and leave this one. Why are you here and likely SUBSCRIBED to this channel. Click off 👀 if you feel the content is so inaccurate. Why bother to comment... Go silently🤦🏽

[@skellagyook]

I believe the most recent evidence suggests that iron metallurgy/smelting was invented independently (separately) in both West Africa and the Near East (where smelting dates from about 2,000BC are also found), not so much that Eurasian/Near Eastern iron metallurgy came from Africa (since iron smelting ocurred later in east/northeast Africa than either West Africa or the Near East).

[@skellagyook]

@Karen Maynard Thanks for the link! I'm watching it now. I've allways found Ehret very interesting.

[@skellagyook]

@Karen Maynard Yes, thank you. I think I've seen some of those but will look at the rest (I am reading some now). There are also very early iron smelting dates from southeast Nigeria (one mentioned in the video I believe); from Lejja (ca. 2,000 BC, found in Pamela Eze-Uzomaka's 2009 study, linked below) and Opi (ca. 750 BC.) also in southest Nigeria, both of which archaeologist Augustin Holl in your link also mentions. There are also the ca. 800-900 BC iron dates (from the site of Gbabiri in the Central Africa Republic). The archaeometallurgist Manfred Eggert, in his essay/chapter "Early iron in West and Central Africa" as part of the book "Nok: African Sculpture in Archaeological Context" (pages 51-59) also concludes that iron metallurgy in sub-Saharan Africa was probably independently invented.

[@boosie4l133]

It’s invented at the same time in China and Africa but white folks keep sayin the invented it in Britain sum shi

[@MustardSkaven]

@@boosie4l133 Make up more BS. The monolith you refer to as "white folks" say metallurgy was invented concurrently in different areas. And if you want to bring Europe into it, they consider the Balkans to be the first site of metallurgy in Europe, not Britain.

[@boosie4l133]

Mustard Skaven it’s invented in Africa. Get over it. Even in early dynastic Egypt they describe the knives they made as “daggers from heaven”. Don’t @ me saying the Egyptians are Caucasian

[@ifeanyibestchildiebbrie8475]

I believe someday the World will stand up on their feet to honoured Africa for the magnificent things they have done in the race of mankind...great African people...great ...God bless our mother land ,God bless Africa... the of people's with great ideology ...

[@louloute5952]

That's the kind of things I would absolutely love to learn in my history class, thank you for your videos!

[@RendaniNetshirungulu]

U r so beautiful, can you please be my wife?

[@ultimatefirecracker1486]

@@RendaniNetshirungulu -I 🥴 Pls go ask a girl out in real life not through in the KZbin comment section 🥴

[@remedytee]

Okay, so you enjoy lies

[@meteorstorm415]

@@remedytee Three African Empires in West Africa, African city state managed pre European slave trade. All taught by a Caucasian teacher at a Caucasian majority school, are those lies to you?.

[@meteorstorm415]

@@remedytee We don’t need more victim culture.

[@awareyah6146]

We invented just about EVERYTHING except for the patent office, we built up civilization FACTS...SHOUT OUT to ALL the people that comes from the CHOSEN BLOODLINE

[@awareyah6146]

Zondervan Bible Dictionary...HAM

[@brownsuede4413]

@@awareyah6146 Nope we come beyond from just HAM the bible, Quran and torah are all masonic books to bring us all down spirituality.

[@karlshaner2453]

Why would you think anyone has a right to claim a chosen bloodline?

[@hisbeautifultruth5931]

@Ario -- Umm, you may want to watch the video then get a library card. Btw, any guess on the most destructive people on the planet? By far?

[@Aotakugamer]

@@hisbeautifultruth5931 dont bother hes trollin

[@goldenpharaoh]

You went small here, concentrating on the micro instead of the macro, with the exception of your TOP 5. I thought you were gonna list monumental things like: 1) Time The ancient Egyptians used a combination of astronomy and math to create the 24 hour day, 365 days in a year & 12 months calendar 2) Writing including songwriting and poetry 3) Math 4) Philosophy 5) Paper the pen and ink 6) Automobile (Egyptian Magi's invented the first self moving vehicle for a magic show) 7) Astronomy 8) Monumental architecture 9) Agriculture 10) The Reinvented wheel ( the rim with spokes aligned around a central hub) 11) Chemistry 12) Glass 13) Medicine 14) Pharmaceuticals 15) Monotheism 16) The Martial Arts 17) Weddings the reason men place a band on the ring finger is that Egyptians believed that a vein runs directly from that finger to the human heart. 18) Makeup 19) Perfume 20) The toothbrush and tooth paste 21) Pure Carbon Steel 22) The horns of the bull (the mos significant military tactic in history) 23) Immaculate conception 24) Colonization 25) Royalty (divine Kingship) 26) Courts of law and the scales of justice 27 ) Ships and yacht building 28) Advertising (Egyptians had printed ads for different brands of beer) 29) The Theater (Egyptians invented the staged play and playwriting) 30) circumcision (Egyptian royals circumcised their young hundreds of years before the Proto-Hebrews invaded Egypt) 31) Cement (pneumatic) 32) Engineering & Design (Megga Dams + Furniture) 33) Schools and Schools of higher learning 34) Fashion industry 35) Beer & Wine 36) Animal husbandry (the selective breeding of different breads of dogs and cats) 37) Caviar 38) Policing 39) Zoos 40) Board Games And the list goes on. Brother, saying things like the "spirit of exploration" is way too abstract. When making these kind of arguments you have to stick to what is concrete. Stay on the path that is Ontic and avoid anything that could be misconstrued as fanciful.

[@FBvio]

His facts are fairly uncontested compared to yours. Egypt's orgigin is still highly contested and developing a technology and making a worldwide contribution are different things.

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

FBvio I don't understand what you mean by Egypt's origin?'

[@FBvio]

@@nusaibahibraheem8183 was it settled by people from south travelling north pr vice versa

[@kelvinfairwell6134]

Big ups brethren/sister?!!! You are truly Golden and extremely knowledgeable about Khemitology over so called Egyptology!!!! You list indisputable facts that would not be found anywhere in American academia because it crushes the trolls ignorant belief system of imaginary white superiority. Johnny Cochran would be proud the way you closed the case!!!! I know I am!!!!

[@kelvinfairwell6134]

@@FBvio Khemitic records show that they themselves paid homage to the ancestors who came from the South, Ta-Seti. They acknowledge that so called Egypt is a result of the Nile depositing rich soil every year during the flood season. The land to the north called Lower Khemet was inhabited by Black people from the South following the Nile northward. This fact is indisputable!!!

[@pigmentrich224]

This is the earliest I've gotten a notification from Home Team👍🏿 Ok from the description of the c section Nappy head people (or "African" people) have been practicing that procedure for a very long time (maybe centuries) to get it to that level of sophistication without endangering the mother or fetus. Kudos to the geniuses before us that are unsung👍🏿

[@ancientruins2856]

ALL FACTS - That is a very good point my friend. It absolutely blows my mind when it is established that AFRICA is the mother/father land of humanity and why we still dispute their way of living and inventions they did to survive as a human civilisation where it spread to Greeks, Romans and the western world.

[@hat880]

why is the Ishango in Belgium.....King Leopold II of belgium clearly taught his descendants well....give us our artifacts back!

[@karensmoke6745]

In Ghana we have Ashanti looted gold in England’s museum I’m not sure they would give it away

[@etamlous]

HAT The Vatican has a museum that’s not open to the public that holds the most precious loot from Jewish Temple in Jerusalem one of the items is the Temple Menorah. Nobody expects this loot to be returned to Israel. Most European museums would be empty if they were obligated to return the root. Europeans like Belgians, French and British take less heat for looting other countries today than they should. U.S. takes more heat than UK and Spain the two countries that brutalized and colonized half the world for centuries.

[@ieshas.6071]

I agree! I am also tld (wish I knew this b4 my travel there), that lots & lots of significant, extremely important cultural knowledge, heritage, including artifacts are hidden away somewhere in France! & in order to have access to view/learn about these hidden gems, a rigorous process is encountered after months of prep of the interested individual 😒 I REALLY wish I knew this b4 going back in 2015 😤 bcuz all of that "daunting" footwork would've been a personal marathon for moi 😉

[@judyp.]

same thought...

[@MAGNA_FRISIA]

Pffff like we got any thing to do with it. Stuppid cow. Don't point your finger to us. Like I don't point my finger to you when some black dude broke in my house and stole my laptop. Im not even from Belgium btw. Haha

[@rustynail2456]

Hi HomeTeam, I appreciate the work that you do. Your content is well put together and you articulate the events so well. Please keep doing what you are doing, you are a gifted historian and storyteller.

[@zainabamadahy9918]

Mummification is the foundation for modern funerary practices

[@tru2thegame2]

That make sense

[@bernardraebenjamin5292]

Thanks for always passing all these great knowledge to our people, we are the greatest

[@giovannihernandez3604]

African civilizations along with other minority civilizations invented and discovered many great things still being used to date...and european colonization have tried to own and discredit these civilizations for centuries..but can't bury the truth. Much love

[@werewolf2969]

Give an example

[@bugaasasira8340]

@@werewolf2969 You will be fine.

[@saatee100]

None of this is true sadly the lack of objective education seems that this might be true

[@bugaasasira8340]

@@saatee100 You will be ok but yet if you won't, your grand children will be overwhelmed with evidence. 500+ years of systemic misinformation is over.

[@belindakennedy5828]

Whites are the minority in the world always have been.

[@jemportal4166]

Thank you for another great video Derek! I have a suggestion for you, and this has probably crossed your mind anyway, but just thought I'd throw it out there. I was looking at some TedX videos today, and they have a playlist called "A day in the life," where they depict a day in the life of someone in an ancient society through these really cool animated videos. Of course the only one they have up there from Africa is ancient Egypt, which, don't get me wrong, was awesome. It depicted a day in the life of Peseshet! I definitely enjoyed it, but I couldn't help but imagine what a series like that focusing specifically on the African continent would be like:). And since you're such a great artist/animator......

[@nasirahmuhammad4141]

I absolute, love your channel, I thoroughly enjoyed this one, much needed, Thank You!

[@missjuneplum1]

It's impossible for any nation/race of people, to survive without any knowledge or development of their environment... We know that! It's only the fools that will try to deny the truth, and the facts. Thanks Home Team, for highlighting those facts. You are making us and our ancestors proud. God bless 🙏🏾

[@alanalexander862]

I’m half Hawaiian half black. Living in Hawaii, I’ve gained a decent amount of knowledge and history of my Hawaiian roots and heritage, and felt a sense of pride due to that. Your videos are greatly appreciated and are fulfilling in me something I never knew I was missing. Mahalo ( thank you) for that.

[@Human_01]

Agreed! Also, Please research 'narcissitic personality disorder' (NPD) / 'cluster-B'; and know that they are the 'root of all evil' (especially 'ESFJ/ESTJ-narcissits'; Myers-Briggs reference, look it up)! European 'ESFJ' are the worst personality type, and they are responsible for inventing 'racism' and colonization! It is in their neuro-psychology!! The are extremely 'manipulative' and often use 'looking pretty' to distract others from the witch's mind-games / mind-rape, e.g. gaslighting, playing the victim or damsel in distress, creating 'flying-monkeys', and paying others to attack (or at times kill) someone for her. When caught, she will use her minions as scapegoats. European ESFJ are notorious for this especially in a racist context, e.g. Elliott Till. Spread the word.

[@teelora1322]

Because Hawaiian history is it part of African history for the stairs a lot of African origin in Hawaii along with Asian origin

[@azhariarif]

@@teelora1322No it doesn't lmao. Hawaiian came from China, so does all Austronesian speaking ethnicities.

[@Nullybk]

@@azhariarifeveryone comes from Africa EVERY person country and continent has ties to it!!

[@azhariarif]

@@Nullybk That’s not true nowadays. Do you honestly wants to claim all historical achievements just because earliest humans found in Africa? The first civilisation wasn’t even in Africa it’s in Middle East, and yet you don’t see Arabs saying this and that, maybe because they actually have history to be proud of. Lol foh

[@Munyabrwn]

Love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 .The foreign settlers ,just like any other greed and jealous driven european oppressors could not believe that they were other technologically advanced civilizations. They ended up destroying parts of the Great Zimbabwe, driven by jealousy and greed..I am confident Africa will retain its position as the Kings and Creators of advanced civilizations.

[@mixedsuga503]

Thank you for pouring the knowledge!

[@mixedsuga503]

Shadow The Poet Thank you so much ☺️

[@akan9ne247]

Thank you so much for providing these videos! They provide great and engaging visuals as well as easily digestible facts and information for my children (and myself) to watch on African history! Keep up the good works!

[@joeyp.8501]

I appreciate this, My Brother 100,000 percent

[@erichughes4426]

....just exemplary!!! Soooo AWESOME. thank you for this content!

[@ethanleroux7911]

The concept of call and response in music is also from Africa, meaning that most popular forms of music are strongly African inspired.

[@adwoagyamfua1044]

I really love your voice so much❤️good work brother and Please be safe!🇬🇭🔥 🤗😘😷🤷🏾‍♀️

[@adwoagyamfua1044]

@Shadow The Poet thanks Bro🙏🏾🙋🏾‍♀️

[@bussabim-yah]

HomeTeam History is number #1

[@Winkchi]

This was an incredible lesson. Thank you. Ive become a member of the Patreon Account. 💛

[@tiberiuezri6431]

Of course, they also had a great contribution to the world music and dancing.

[@fejiro1214]

as a nigerian, when you said ile Ife it was so cute

[@cebosityata8457]

I wish I was Nigerian🇳🇬, but instead I am South African

[@knowledgeovereverything.5415]

The reason I love your KZbin channel is when you speak of our ancestors it's in a humble modest tone. It does not sound like its taking away from other racist, but bringing us closer together. I don't feel we are better by taking in your videos. I finally feel equal, not that I did not before, but looking at your video makes equality in ironclad fact. Thank you brother.

[@historyonthego]

I hear that, but if we didn't achieve all this wouldnt you feel equal still.

[@woulg]

this is exactly the kind of videos i have been craving lately, im really thankful someone suggested your channel to me. really awesome videos man, thank you for doing what you do.

[@chrisrockzu5802]

Awesome video.😀

[@skssuccess75]

Great video! This gives us some ammunition when people from other races limit African contributions to the world. Are you going to do any videos of black africans in ancient Europe like the Etruscans or Moors?

[@TheYoungAfrikan]

To be honest, it's not the Oromo, but the Keffa people who discovered coffee. And everyone owes Africa everything.

[@kareemtheeb1478]

Coffee is Yemeni.

[@TheYoungAfrikan]

@@kareemtheeb1478 Sure

[@TheYoungAfrikan]

@Bela T.T Exactly. Maybe his sources were wrong!

[@Godblsu]

It's crystal clear the name coffee comes from Keffa place where the people of keffa lived not the oromo he got wrong source and also the most ancient city Harar Ethiopia is taking by oromo people the name harar refers Harare people of Ethiopia but oromo people should take it easy we all are Ethiopian but I'm not agree when one tribes try to take advantage of other tribes history and dignity that's stupidity

[@TheYoungAfrikan]

@@Godblsu Yeah you are right. But it might not be the Oromos who said they discovered coffee. It might be someone trying to cause problems.

[@samgamgee7384]

Just so you know, I am a German-American, and I have no particular connection to Africa or Africans, but I just love your channel. Your scholarship is impressive and far beyond that of most KZbin channels. Please do a feature about the very ancient south Africans who inspired the Egyptians. (BTW, you had me at 'coffee'!)

[@josephyeboah7927]

You racist

[@zinzimdedetyana1234]

What is the Ishango bone doing in Belgium and why is it under lock and key when it belongs to the African soil?

[@Oyzatt]

Who has the power has the control, all empires have has their days and the western civilization is no exception

[@kelvinfairwell6134]

Great job and eloquently explained as usual. The Afrikan contributions to medicine could have been more extensive and especially on surgical medical practitioners like Imhotep. Not only master builder and mathmatician, he is considered the father of scientific medicine. Who's stele show surgical instruments that are still in use today. Except that our Khemitic ancestors used obsidian blades for their operations because it doesn't leave scars. You could have spoke on the esoteric subject of Khemitic use of electricity. Proof of it is not only the elaborate ceiling paintings of the universe and the fact that the soot from torches and candles are from the grave robbers a.K.a Egyptologists, but also from the wall carving in Dendara showing our ancestors with Djeds/batteries and what appears to be light bulbs. The fact is that Volta patent the battery two years after he comes out of Egypt with Napoleon. To quote Count Constantine De Volney, who also went with Napoleon, upon seeing the Great Sphinx, said, "just think that the race of Black men, today our slave and object of our scorn, is the very race to which we owe our arts, science and even the use of speech".

[@OGFade-lf1kz]

Don’t forget 1 of the best ones in later history the light bulb perfected by Lewis Latimer and credited to Thomas Edison.

[@teej898]

O.G.Fade Amen

[@mroverdose1133]

​@i. rob Too many don't? That's a thing white people LOVE to say about black people, isn't it? "aptitude and drive". I suggest you look up what happened to Vanessa Nakate a couple of years ago.

[@hunterMH1]

i. rob bruhhh😂😂😂 a human being can make opportunity anywhere that has always been the case throughout time. No one ever said that blacks couldn’t do shit it’s just that whites deliberately make it hard af to do so lol

[@hunterMH1]

gary grine poor powerless whites don’t but y’all still blindly go with the program

[@hawaoliver9297]

@gary grine you are foolish and ignorant blinded by your privilege

[@jaiferguson4310]

The ishango bone is now believed to have originated between 18,000 - 20,000 BC

[@blayzej]

Very well presented with clear references. It does demonstrate that there is a concerted effort to keep these facts from being more broadly known. Which, of known by all, would in turn cause all to respect Africa as a place of science before Europe and as a result starting to see the potential of Africans today. Thanks for your research.

[@SabaHailemariam]

LOVE this channel! ✊🏿

[@RoyELPriesthood]

Thank you brother for this learning experience. I love my culture and my people.

[@tienaegbegi2913]

Thanks to those behind this research and especially to those who put together and expose this truth so we Africans and the rest of the world can appreciate Africa. Some part of it was taught in Nigerian history in my secondary school and this report is so accurate with what I've learnt and come to know with proof. Not just a made up story. This should be taught in African schools and also other parts of the world so Africans can be proud of who they are.

[@MRSZ5440]

Sense the 1960's I don't want know body to give me nothing open the door I'll get it myself don't give integration give me true communication don't give me sorrow I want equal opportunity to live tomorrow give me schools give me better books so I can read about myself and gain my truly looks. James Brown the Godfather of soul

[@Dje8888]

Imagine that. OUR oldest mathematical instrument is being held in Europe smh....

[@werewolf2969]

“Our” you won’t here europens saying europens saying our other then there own country.

[@Outof_thebleu]

Right. We are so sweet. We shared with them everything and allowed them to study our ways, and they domesticated us like animals. But worship our teachings.

[@werewolf2969]

Out of the Bleu TV stop saying we there was no we back then most black peoples didn’t teach anything to white people wha your saying is like saying all black people were involved in the slave trade

[@Outof_thebleu]

Were Wolf Your own people documented all that they were taught. This isn’t a matter of my personal opinion. Your kind is only 6000 years old. We date back to over 200,000 years. Keep digging. And remove your emotions. What’s a slave??!? They were enslaved indigenous people who were used for labor by a species who was not genetically fit to do the work. Keep digging.

[@werewolf2969]

Out of the Bleu TV u do realise I’m half black so my people isn’t really a thing. Also that doesn’t matter because the idea of black people being one people is recent and 95% see by ethnicity. That’s what I am saying also I love how whenever someone dissagrees y’all assume there white

[@wealthyson5920]

I love your work, thanks for educating us🔥🙏🏽

[@grazianalu76]

I enjoy watching your videos, they are very informative and made me even more proud of my people!

[@monicabuh7399]

I appreciate your work brother. Continue helping awaken our own sons and daughters to know their worth.🙏

[@EricEpah]

Great content bro

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Thank you,keep it coming brother.we're awakening.

[@JamesJones-yl2cx]

Thank you, brother. God bless the teachers.

[@Arcea.Garlan]

I like also the sound track, most captivating! 😊

[@sbella44]

This video is so beautiful. Governments really need to teach a more broader scope of history. In the u.k, 20 years ago, I only learned British history and whenever black people where mentioned, it was in a negative light. That we were slaves. All this was missing until now, watching this video. I am now 36!!! My children are 2 and 4. I will be taking it upon myself to teach my children how beautiful and intelligent they amd their ancestors are and were. I really think this man should make audiobooks. I have seen many of your videos. Bery profound and encouraging to watch. I coyld say much more. All I can say is thankyou.

[@tupecks7702]

Success has enemies. That's why they watch us and hate us.

[@jameskibugu7081]

As an African am PROUD to hear an American acknowledging and appreciating Africa.

[@intercool4617]

Excellent work Team! Keep creating and sharing

[@chrisleon5918]

Yo, I love your channel bro. Uplifting and refreshing perspective on facts rarely taught in many academic realms. God Bless you

[@spencermargolis3892]

First contribution to civilisation: civilisation itself

[@jeromepeoples7184]

Excellent job. I hope that some time in the near future these facts will be taught in public schools around the world.

[@ElijahShawmaliciousboy]

@IAmFozzy100 you have no proof

[@ElijahShawmaliciousboy]

@IAmFozzy100 The title of this video is African contributions, so I don't know why you need to reference outside groups. Second gonna need a source for that, just because you say something doesn't make it true. Also insults only show ur argument doesn't have merit, jeez can't ya'll just let Africans be proud of something without having to insert ur fragile ego?

[@ElijahShawmaliciousboy]

@IAmFozzy100 Greeks did not build civilization before Egypt lmao, that doesn't make sense as Egypt is older than Greece , and Nubia is older than Egypt. Nice try trying to promote bs pseudo propaganda to try and suit ur narrative, there's this thing called facts and sources, you should look them up

[@ElijahShawmaliciousboy]

@UCsJ6Ww5FWCHcz4ApCbg8N0Q Again, you're not understanding, this video is about innovations that were developed in Africa, no one ever denied that other civilizations built things lmao, do you just live to try and discredit africans? You bringing up the Greeks and Iranians is irrelevant, these civilizations developed independently, learn what relevance means

[@ElijahShawmaliciousboy]

@UCsJ6Ww5FWCHcz4ApCbg8N0Q Nobody "created" stone buildings, they were made from material already existing on Earth and africans have been doing it since forever, you can't comprehend that these civilizations developed independently, so it doesn't make sense to say that Greeks invented stone buildings lmao, pretty ethnocentric

[@snow4e23]

Am I the only one that loves the narrator's voice? Very suiting! 😍

[@LyfeWithJoy]

The c section summary had me like 😨 that is absolutely amazingly crazy !!

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent video. Interesting, informative and worthwhile video.

[@thenbagreatteller1855]

That ending made my day though 😭

[@Healthywealty]

The NBA Storyteller actual fact me too

[@andrea41970]

I’m so greatful for your teaching it has been incredible to hear about the ancient people of the world. I was 26 in 1996 and had no high school education so the only thing I learned was what I saw on tv ,well pbs and I have never learned the truth until the past 20 years , it has taken way to long. Through all the years of reading and my infatuation for ancient history I have always felt that the truth was hidden from us all and we know why . The truth has been an awakening to god for me. Thank you and all the people for their knowledge and hard work so that we will be educated with the truth. I’m still not very educated so forgive me if my writing is bad

[@bugaasasira8340]

You are a very honest man.

[@LuckyLucky-xp2sz]

You are very good nothing wrong with your writing

[@ZootWorld1]

Africa's greatest gift was being the motherland for the entire human race.

[@AJAruna]

Best African History Channel on youtube!!

[@fungames1594]

Great video!

[@leboyemichael4733]

I really appreciate your work you're doing meh nice channel home Team. I will be happy if u do my tribe in Liberia the Grebo people lol.

[@hisbeautifultruth5931]

Brother, I was born in Jamaica, but live in America. I've been curious about what Africans are taught about the slave trade and diaspora.

[@hisbeautifultruth5931]

@Nallah Kendrick - Interesting. Youre right; I've never heard of tignon nor black street. I'll look them up right now. Thank you.

[@queentye7138]

You are A Brilliant young Man.

[@komlat253]

I had to find this video .having a deep desire to learn more about my people. Not because i think we are better but out of self defense of people who think we are nothing. I wish that the world could be fair and all this to be teach in school just like we teach all the other nations contributions.but im afraid there's a reason why they don't because they will realize that theres not much and original thought that has come out Europe in antiquity

[@paulmaroli605]

no at all may be (and i hope not to offended) they didn't consider this contributions all that important al though Europeans pre slavery dint think bad of black people like Ganibal or as he is more Known Petrovitch he is one of the most important figures in Russian history and he was from Ethiopia if you want to know about him i recommend it and also don't forget about Mansa Musa the Emperor of Mali or as he is most know the richest man that ever lived he was so rich that he broke the price of gold for years what i mean by this is that gold wasn't that valuable in the city of Cairo Egypt waile going to a pilgrimage to Mecca

[@steevehoyoufat9155]

I hit like button before the video even started. Keep up the great work family!

[@splmafia9690]

Keep it up bro!