Why Ancient Egyptians Loved Cats. Cats, according to Egyptian belief, could bring good fortune and shield their homes from rodents and snakes, which...
The Talking Drums of Africa: How Messages Traveled Without Phones African talking drums can mimic the rhythms and tones of human speech in order to "talk." Talking drums...
The Great Walls of Kano: Nigeria’s Hidden Fortress The Great Wall of Kano, which was built of clay and earth, surrounded the entire city for more...
Meet the Ashanti: Storytellers, Kings, and Colorful Kente Cloth The Golden Stool is one of the most significant symbols; it is thought to have come down from...
African Beadwork: Hands-On History and Fashion Activities for Kids Black beads signify marriage and rebirth, while white is a colour of purity among the Zulu people of...
Rainmakers of Africa: Discovering Old-World Weather Predictions With Your Kids The Nganyi people in Kenya are well known for their ability to predict the weather. They have been...
