<strong>Ancient</strong> <strong>Civilizations</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Africa</strong> Carthage (Lat. Carthago; Phoen. Kart Hadasht), 443, 444, 447, 451-2, 497: destruction, 460, 500; fleet, 447,456; political institutions, 451- 453; population, 452, 482; trade, 447-51, 488, 548; wars, 454-7; wealth, 447-8, 450, 503 Casamance river, 615, 616, 617, 722 Castellucio, 426 Castle Peak, 683 Central <strong>Africa</strong>n Republic, 718, 722 Cerne (Hern Island; form. Essaouira- Mogador), 449, 516, 518 Ceuta, 426 Ceylon, 393, 705 Chad, 139, 140, 525, 603-4: metallurgy, 527; pottery, 611 Chalcedon, Council <strong>of</strong> (451 ), 219,220, 221, 409 Chari valley, 612 Chigeou: pottery, 611 China, 565 Chitope, 681, 690 Choa, 410 Chondwe, 675,688: pottery, 637,675, 683 Chorfa, 497 Chundu, 678, 684 Cidamus, see Ghadames Cirta (mod. Constantine), 459, 461, 469, 475, 492: human sacrifice at, 454 Citium, 39 Clysme, 390 Colchoi, 38 Columnata, 423 Comoro Islands, 698, 705, 711 Congo, 546, 573 Constantinople, see Byzantium Copperbelt, 675, 692, 720 Coptos, 126, 185 Coronation Park, 684 Coutzina, 502, 507 Cradock, 642 Crater highlands, 578 Crimisos river, 456 Cussouye plateau, 616 Cyamakuza, 629 Cyenum, 363 Cyprus, 176 Cyrenaica, 200-4, 4 2 4 Cyrene (later Apollonia), 193, 200-3 Cythera, island, 176 D'iamat, 353, 354 Dahomey, see Benin Dahshur, 92, 162 Daima, 545,600,611-12,613: pottery, 604 Dakar, 61, 616 Dakhilah (Dakhleh) oasis, 139, 236 Dakka (Dakkah, Dakke; mod. Pselchis), 203, 209, 250, 287, 309, 313 Dal Cataract (Shemyk), 256 Dambwa, 690: pottery, 637, 677, 678, 683 Dangeil, 314 Dar-es-Salaam, 553, 559 Dar Essafi, 454 Dara, 67 Darfur, 60, 139, 141, 226, 236, 293 De Hangen, 645, 647, 655, 657 Debeira, 273 Debod, 203, 209 Debre-Dämo, 388, 410 Degonm, 369 Deir el Bahari (Dayr al Bahri), 97,144, 147. 349 Deir el Medina (Valley <strong>of</strong> the Kings), 118 Delta (Lower Egypt), 18, 19, 71, 84, 140 Denderah, 32 Dendur, 209 Der'a, 355 Derr (El Derr), 104, 269 Dibdib, 350, 352, 354 Die Kelders, 643 Diepklo<strong>of</strong>, 645, 655 Dimbani, 554, 564 Dimmidi (Messad), 468 Dineigi, 599 Djemila, 509 Djerid, 438 Djorf Torba, 435, 523 Dodona, 37 Dongola, 231, 261, 278, 333, 334: cathedral, 336; funeral rites, 735; Old-, 331 Dongour, 365-6, 377 Doornfontein, 722 Dorak, 176 Douar Tazbent, 433 Dougga, 437, 454, 463, 478 Drakensberg mountains, 639, 669 Dufufa, 259-60, 261 Dundo Airfield, 676 Dungal oasis, 599 Dutsen Kongba, 604 Edfu, 124, 142 Egusi Zumma, 525 Egypt. 3. 5-7. 8 4, 732: as <strong>Africa</strong>n culture, 21-2, 49, 137, 450, 733; dependence on Nile, 11, 20; political unification, 19, 88, 232 Egypt, Lower, 18, 19, 84, 140 Egypt, Pharaonic, 18-20, 84-107: continuity <strong>of</strong> development, 137, 156; legacy, 155-77; military organization, 122; occupation <strong>of</strong> Nubia, 250,270-1; political organization, 116,119-22; prehistory, 84- 87, 156; relations with <strong>Africa</strong>, 136-52; society, economy, culture, 122-31, 156 Egypt, Ptolemaic, 184-204 Egypt, Roman, 208-22: administration, 209-12; middle classes, 211, 213, 214 Egypt, Upper, 18, 19, 84, 95 El-Alamein, 430 El 'Amrah, 28 El Asnam, 509 El-Bersheh, 174 El Kab, 126, 162, 265 El-Kom-el-Ahmar, 249 El Obeid, 292 El Omari, 71 El Ouladji (El Ouladzi), 720, 729 Elands Bay Cave, 649, 650, 655 Elat, 390 Elephantine, 94, 126, 197, 265: stela, 278 Elphas, river, 145 Enda Çerqos, 345, 352, 353, 354 Enda-Mikael, 365, 370, 394 Enda-Simeon (Enda-Semon), 365, 367. 394 Engaruka, 591-2 Ennedi, 236,600: pottery, 610; South, 608 Enneri-Mokto, 523 Ephesus, 408; Council <strong>of</strong> (442), 409 Equatoria, 173 Eritrea, 343, 362, 395 Erment, 32 Erongo mountains, 652 Erythrea, 381, 388 Es-Soba, 351 Esneh (Anunyt-Seni), 32, 67 Essaouira (-Mogador), island, see Cerne Essina, 563 Etch-Marè, 364, 369 Ethiopia, 226: Christian, 735; intermediate period, 355-9; South Arabian, 343-55, 735; (pre- Aksumite, 341-59). See also Aksum Etruria, 450 796
Index <strong>of</strong> Places Euhesperides, 201 Fadroun, 523 Farafirah (Farafra), 139, 430 Faras (Pachoras), 313, 326, 331, 334, 336: A-Group graves, 245,247,249; temples, 266-7; wall-paintings, 231 Farasan al-Kabir, 390 Fayyum, 67, 98, 126, 142, 187: portraits, 337 Fertile Crescent, 76, 637 Feti la Choya, 677 Fezzan (Phazania), 139,427, 519, 526: Roman trade, 529, 618; ruled by Garamantes, 490, 517, 522 Fikya, 351, 353, 356 Fish river (Great Fish river), 639, 666 Fort Flatters, 425 Fort Lamy, 612 Frenda: Djedars <strong>of</strong>, 508, 510 Fustat, 334 Futa Jallon, 540 Gabaza, 390, 414 Gabon, 625 Gadar, 358 Gades, see Cadiz Gammai, 309 Gar Cahal, 426 Garama (Germa, Jerma), 451, 517, 5", 5 2 3> 529 Gebel Adda, 313 Gebel el Ahmar, 67, 114 Gebel Barkal, 281,284,285; pyramids, 177, 301; temples, 268, 269, 308, 314. 3>9 Gebel-el-Arak: knife, 33, 57, 156, 429 Gebel Moya, 231, 284, 310 Gebel Qeili (Jabel Qayli), 291, 306 Gebelein, 255 Gela, 445, 455 Gematen (Gematon), 267, 300 Gemellae, 468 Gerf-Hussein, 269 Germa, iff Garama Gezer, 104 Ghadamès (form. Cidamus), 451,468, 490, 517: trade, 446, 526 Ghana, 619,729,730,731: metallurgy, 545, 611; neolithic, 605, 724; Old-, 550 Ghat, 523, 529 Ghazali, 231 Gheria el-Gherbia, 490 Ghudamis, 139 Gigthis (Bou Ghirarah), 446 Giza (Gizeh), 92, 128, 171 Gobedra, 341 Gobochela, 350-1, 352, 353, 357 Gogiam, 410 Goh (Guerealta), 410 Gokomere Mission, 677, 684, 690: pottery, 680 Golas, see Bu-Njem Goluin, 145 Gombe Point (form. Kalina Point), 630: pottery, 635 Gona Orka, 523 Gonja, 563 Goual-Saim, 368 Goudit, 370 Graaff Reinet, 648 Grat-Beal-Guebri, 345 Great Comoro island, 705 Great Zimbabwe, 680, 691 Greece, 176, 733 Griqualand, East, 644, 648 Guenfan, 507 Guerealta (Goh), 410 Guinea, 723: Neolithic, 605-10 Gulf <strong>of</strong> Gabes, 445, 460 Gulf <strong>of</strong> Sidra, 460 Gundu, 725 Gwembe valley, 721 Gwisho, 534, 622 Hadrumetum (mod. Sousse), 443, 446, 453-4» 460, 474. 482 Haghero-Deragoueh, 369 Haidra, 503 Halwan, 67 Hammamet, 67, 114 Hani, 545, 546 Haoulti, 345-6, 356, 357, 358 Hassi Bernous, 527 Hataza, 375 Hatnoub, 114 Hawila-Asseraw, 388, 389, 397 Hâz, 347, 349 Hebron, 726 Heliopolis (northern 'On'), 32, 93, 126, 417 Heluan, 162 Henzat, 369 Heracleopolis, 95, 106 Hermonthis (southern 'On'), 32, 126 Hermopolis, 280 Hiera Sycaminos (Muharraqa), 208, 290 Hierakonpolis, 33, 249, 429 Himera, 445, 455 Himyar, 384, 386, 391, 412: trade, 5 01 . 565 Hippo Acra, see Bizerta Hippo Regius, see Bone Hippone, 474, 500, 501 Hira (Najaf), 412 Hoggar, 608 Horn <strong>of</strong> <strong>Africa</strong>, 144 Hou, 28 Hureidha, 351 Iavdas, 502, 507 Ibiza, 450 Icosium (mod. Algiers), 446 Ifriqiya, 486 Igbo Ukwu, 612-13, 619, 719 Iken (mod. Mirgissa), 255 Imerina, 696, 697, 701, 702 India, 185, 703, 705: religious influence, 137, 188, 291; trade, 387, 388. 393. 557. 558 Indian Ocean, 186, 226, 552, 565: monsoons, 556-7; trade, 551-2, 556-61, 681, 708, 726 Indo-China, 702 Inebu, 259 Ingombe Illede, 684 Inyanga, 679, 680, 684 Iol-Caesarea (Oherchell), 462, 471 Iotaba (Thiran), island, 390 Irhtet, 142, 250, 251 Isamu Pati, 684 Ishango, 540, 635 Isna, 124, 126 Israel, 104 Issus, 107 Italy, 483, 484 Ithet-Tawi, 97 Ivory Coast, 718 Ivuna, 586 Jabal, J« Gebel Java, 703, 704 Jebel, iff Gebel Jebel Kekan, 142 Jebel Sheikh Suliman, 249 Jerma, jff Garama Jerusalem, 212, 281, 337, 407, 412 Jos plateau, 604, 727 Juan de Nova island, 711 Judaea, 123 Kadesh, 103, 104, 122 Kafue river, 648, 678, 688 797
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