Somaliland's 5000 year old cave paintaings - Al Jazeera

[horumar]

There is only one criticism I have, and that is the zoo. I wish to speak with the minister and tell him to sort it out. I think they're his personal property though.

Side note: the museum shown has an in-depth video by telefishanka qaranka:

 

[Prince Abubu]

Those rock paintings are only 5000 years old?

5000 years ago, Egyptians had a centralised state and about to build the pyramids while we were scribbling on walls.

 

[horumar]

Those rock paintings are only 5000 years old?

5000 years ago, Egyptians were had a centralised state and about to build the pyramids while we were scribbling on walls.

Egypt flourished because of the Nile, most early states or civilizations were located on rivers. Sumer, Mesopotamia, Indus, Egypt etc

Also be grateful your ancestors actually did something, unlike the cadaan who were still in caves

 

[Prince Abubu]

Egypt flourished because of the Nile, most early states or civilizations were located on rivers. Sumer, Mesopotamia, Indus, Egypt etc

Also be grateful your ancestors actually did something, unlike the cadaan who were still in caves

My ancestors WAZ EJIPSHUNZ.

 

[Apollo]

Those rock paintings are only 5000 years old?

5000 years ago, Egyptians had a centralised state and about to build the pyramids while we were scribbling on walls.

...river valleys were needed for civilizations

Egypt had the Nile, India was based on the Indus, China on the Yellow and Yangtze river, Mesoptamia based on the Tigris and Euphrates.

Geographically, an ancient civilization was impossible in Northern Somalia.

And the South was too far away from the rest of the civilized world (Egypt, Mesopotamia, and India had contact with each other).