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The Cambridge History of Africa by J. D Fage; Roland Anthony Oliver; J. Desmond Clark; Richard Gray; John E Flint; Neville Sanderson; Andrew Roberts; Michael Crowder is a scholarly article available to read on EtoBox.

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After the prehistory of Volume I, Volume II of The Cambridge History of Africa deals with the beginnings of history. It is about 500 BC that historical sources begin to embrace all Africa north of the Sahara and, by the end of the period, documentation is also beginning to appear for parts of sub-Saharan Africa. North of the Sahara, this situation arises since Africans were sharing in the major civilizations of the Mediterranean world. It is shown that these northern Africans were not simply passive recipients of Phoenician, Greek, Roman and Arab influences, or of the great religions and cultures of Judaism, Christianity and Islam coming from the Semitic world. They adapted these things to their own particular needs and purposes, and sometimes too contributed to their general development. But the North African civilization failed to make headway south of the Sahara.

Author

J. D Fage; Roland Anthony Oliver; J. Desmond Clark; Richard Gray; John E Flint; Neville Sanderson; Andrew Roberts; Michael Crowder

Publisher

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERISITY PRESS

Published

1979

Language

EN

ISBN

9780521215923