The dawn of African history

To the north, Africa faces the Mediterranean Sea, and if we move towards the south, it is the Sahara Desert. Both of these elements - the sea and the desert - had a decisive influence on the history of the peoples of this region, its rich and diverse history. As for the role of the Mediterranean Sea, it is well known to students of ancient antiquities, and the wonderful ruins that remain of the cities of Cerbini, Liptz, Magna, Sabrata, Cartagena and others still remain. To this day, these ruins still clearly and vividly remind contemporary travelers of this world that has disappeared... and not to mention As well as the landmarks of the Roman road that still exist on the paths that lead into the desert.
The continuous work carried out by researchers and archaeologists from many countries has led to the discovery of many precious treasures that had been buried under the sand for many long centuries. Thus, our information about the various civilizations that flourished in Africa during the ancient era has expanded, and in recent years the... The role played by both the Sahara and the peoples who inhabited its interior and southern regions in achieving the wealth and glories of North Africa.