Encylcopedia Africana
Welcome to our online tour of the African cultures we represent. We hope to provide you with a small slice of modern and traditional African history and that this little tour will dispel some of the myths surrounding this large and wondrous continent.
Please feel free to browse all sections of Africa Online. All the images and text contained in this section is the property of Nguni Imports. You are free to use it for educational or research purposes. Any commercial use of the images or text in this section is prohibited.
Please browse through the directory below:
- Out of Africa--Is Africa the birthplace of man? Follow these links and decide for yourself:
- Are YOU Old School--How old is that fossil? Here's some ways to find out.
- The Human Family Tree--Track human evolution on the phylogenetic (o.k., family) tree.
- The Ape Men--Looking for the missing link? You might want to try here
- Australopithecus--Meet "Mrs. Ples" and the Taung Child
- Paranthropus--It's the other ape man
- Humans Rising--From the first true humans to your next door neighbor, we've come a long way, baby!
- The Great Debates--Did we mentioned that everything you just read might be wrong? Here's why.
- South African Sites--South Africa is on the cutting edge of human evolution research
- South Africa--The Rainbow Nation.
- The People of South Africa:
- The History of South Africa--From prehistory to the modern era
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Cote d'Ivoire--The gem of West Africa. Visit the beautiful resort town of Grand-Bassam.
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Mali--The center of three of the most powerful ancient African Kingdoms, Mali boasts one of the richest histories of all of Africa.
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Senegal--Despite a turbulent colonial period, Senegal retained the character and traditional beliefs of its people.