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Wednesday, 28 December 2022
Djembe Drum Tightening & Lacing : Djembe Drum Tightening: Using Scissors
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this job, you wear'' t intend to need to begin once more, because you stood out the skin with your. scissors. The sides are really very easy to nick, specifically. if your scissors are great.
History of African Art
African art has been a hot topic of discussion in the past few years. With the growing interest in African culture, there are many opportunities to learn about the history and traditions of this continent.
The continent of Africa is one of the most diverse in the world. The continent has over 54 countries and almost as many languages. It is also the home of some of the oldest civilizations on earth.
Africa was inhabited by people who lived in caves as early as 100,000 B.C. These people were hunter gatherers and their primary source of food was meat. They made tools from stone and bone. The first known civilization to develop in Africa was the Egyptians. They built the pyramids and developed writing.
Around 4000 B.C. the Egyptians began to build cities and temples. The ancient Egyptians also had a religion called polytheism which is the belief in many gods. They believed that each god had his own special power. This was a belief system that was passed down from generation to generation.
Around 3000 B.C. the ancient Egyptians began to make pottery. They also began to trade with other countries. The Egyptians traded goods such as gold, ivory, and slaves. They also traded grain and livestock.
Around 2000 B.C. the ancient Egypt became a great empire. The Egyptians ruled much of the Middle East and North Africa. The Egyptians also conquered much of Asia and parts of Europe. The Egyptian Empire lasted for about 1000 years.
After the death of the last pharaoh in 664 B.C., the Egyptian Empire collapsed. During the next 400 years, many different groups of people tried to control Egypt. These groups included the Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, and Turks.
In 1450 A.D. the Islamic world took control of Egypt. The Egyptians under Islamic rule were forced to adopt Islam. The Islamic Empire lasted until 1798 A.D. when Napoleon invaded Egypt. The French controlled Egypt until 1882 A.D. when Britain took control of Egypt.
During the 20th century, many countries fought wars in Africa. The first major war in Africa was the Boer War in South Africa. This war started in 1899. The Boers were farmers who were fighting for their independence from British rule.
The second major war in Africa was World War I. This war was fought in Europe and Africa. The war ended in 1918.
In the 1970s, many African countries gained their independence. Many African countries have since become independent nations.
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BTS (방탄소년단) MAP OF THE SOUL : 7 'Outro : Ego' Comeback Trailer
I go back every day To me of yesterday To the life of giving up I let myself go away But in this world, you know There are truths unchanged Time rushes ever forward There’s no ifs, buts, or maybes Almost forgotten memories return Touch of the devil, fateful recall I still wonder, why did they beckon again Every day ask me, guess it, whip it, repeat oh Nothing that will change, so I lock it up again, close ‘How much love? How much joy?’ Soothe myself and stay calm, alone Yeah I don’t care, it’s all Choices by my fate, so we’re here Look ahead, the way is shinin’ Keep goin’ now (Ready set and begin) That way, way, way Wherever my way Only Ego Ego Ego Just trust myself Life not of j-hope but Jeong Ho-Seok flashes by It must have been full of regret with no hope till I die My dancing was chasing ghosts Blaming my dream, asking why I live and breathe Oh my God Uh time goes by Seven years of anguish come out finally Oppressions all resolved Into my heart come answers from my most trusted ‘Only one hope, only one soul’ ‘Only one smile, only one you’ Definite answer to the truth of the world Only one and unchanging me Right Now I don’t care, it’s all Choices by my fate, so we’re here Look ahead, the way is shinin’ Keep goin’ now (Ready set and begin) That way, way, way Wherever my way Only Ego Ego Ego Just trust myself Way I trust Way I go Became my fate Became my core Hard it was And sad it was Still reassured and Made me know myself Map of the Soul Map of the All That’s my Ego Map of the Soul Map of the All That’s my Ego
Wow Wow Wilds Elephant Fight Wilds Rhino
Wow Wow Wilds Elephant Fight Wilds Rhino
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Mask collective + Festima - Zaouli de la Côte d'Ivoire
The Zaouli mask, Ivory Coast We are the Zaouli We come from Ivory Coast more precisely from Bouaflé In the evening, when people leave the fields, they come If they are not tired they meet and then they start to dance in the moonlight they have created a mask called Djela and this Djela created her daughter that is called Djela Lou Zaouli The Zaouli is international because they showed it in Europe, in Asia so he dances very well There are several dancers, we make rankings in Ivory Coast He was the first.
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Why Elephants Go Deep Underground | Caves of Mount Elgon
deep in an underground cave an african savannah elephant is on an unusual mission in total darkness she's digging out salty rocks from a 24 million year old volcano this is the only place on earth where this exceptional behavior can be observed on the border between uganda and kenya mount elgon is an extinct volcano with a crater that's 20 kilometers wide it was once africa's highest mountain far exceeding kilimanjaro but millennia of erosion have reduced its height to 4 321 meters on its forested eastern flank several groups of caves lead deep into the volcano elephants forage during the daylight hours in the thick groves of bamboo as herbivores they receive most of their nutrients through digested vegetation or water if these sources don't meet their dietary requirements they supplement them by eating soil or rocks but the elephants here have taken this phenomenon one step further when the sun goes down the animals make their way up the slopes of mount elgon the track leads to a dark entrance behind this waterfall lies ketum cave a 150 meter long 60 meter wide and up to 10 meter high deposit of life-preserving salt at the cave entrance large footprints are evidence of the elephant's visit deep scratches on the walls and roof are the first signs they've been quarrying the mineral-rich rock but most of the activity takes place even deeper underground at least a dozen elephants file into the cave it is so narrow in places they have to squeeze their bodies along the passage all the elephants are female some are pregnant while others have brought their offspring with them female elephants need large amounts of minerals during pregnancy and lactation and here they can find them in abundance an elephant visit might last up to six hours but not all this time is spent mining rock finding their way through the cave takes time too this young elephant navigates in total darkness using its trunk it will take many visits for it to learn the intricate structure of the cave the elephants can't just lick the rock their tongues aren't long enough instead they scrape the salty earth from the walls with their stuffy tusks and collect the mineral rich sand in their mouths the rocks are rich in calcium magnesium and natrium a study examining samples found they contained more than 100 times the amount of natrium per gram than the average level found in plants these walls are examined for every last grain of mineral at a steady 13.5 degrees celsius the air in the cave is pleasant night on the mountain usually gets a lot colder than the constant temperature in the depths of the caves elephants have been visiting these caves for centuries possibly even millennia over time they've modified and enlarged the caves digging their way deeper and deeper into the mountain creating chambers that can be up to four meters tall after hours of salt mining the elephants stop work and leave the cave the route into the cave and the technique of scraping the walls are passed down from generation to generation a unique tradition that only exists here on mount elgon you want more elephant videos we have some just click on our best elephants playlist and subscribe so you don't miss the next upload
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