COLUMNIST: HARRY BOURNE

In a series of papers it has been my intention to try to show that our ancestors were rather more in touch across the wo ...

As per the norms of many of my papers, international comparisons will loom large here and a start is made with Amerinds ...

Somewhere in his many works, Basil Davidson once mentioned the trend of some authors to treat Egypt plus the Magreb (= n ...

The most southerly parts of what have been called the Black/Sub-Sub-Saharan parts of the continent of Africa were once c ...

In a series of papers, it has been my intention to attempt to demonstrate that our ancestors were rather more in maritim ...

Dugout-canoes were scarce relative to other types over most of east Africa. However, they were still around to be report ...

In several articles this writer has pursued the subject several groups in antiquity were rather more in maritime contact ...

The dangers of the seas off parts of east Africa facing the Indian Ocean arte noted elsewhere. The most dangerous are th ...

A long history lies behind attributing the sources of Pre-Dynastic Egypt of Before Common Era (= BCE [= as opposed to CE ...

What is about to be described in this section is to demonstrate what is written about various groups hypothesised to hav ...

Beginning this article feeds into something that has long taken my attention. This is the maritime history western parts ...

The normal stance in this series of papers is that they have opened with why Africans just could never have sailed on an ...

It seems there are six main theories of how early people(s) got to the Americas in Before the Common Era (BCE) times but ...

It has long been my opinion that our ancestors were rather more in touch by sea than generally allowed by most sea-histo ...

In ldquo;East Africa the Sea in Antiquity rdquo; it was seen east Africa is particularly well divided by the Horn of ...

It seems appropriate to begin this article begins with the earliest type of humanity known to us and still with us in th ...