Frobenius Institute

08 Nov

Refuting Islamic Influence Being the Sole Reason Connections Exist Between West Africa and the Ancient Near East (ANE)

One For All0 CommentsCommentaries, Historical References2008, 70, Abraham, Africa, American, Cush, East, Eldad, Ethiopian, Frobenius Institute, Islam, Israel, Israelites, Jews, Judaism, Moses, nation, Negroes, Northern Kingdom, Phoenicians, Portuguese Jews, Serpent Worship, South Africa, southern kingdom, Tarshish, Tribe of Dan, West African, Zephaniah 3:10

Source: Islamic Feedback or Ancient near Eastern Survivals? A Reply to David Henige (Frobenius Institute) 2008 A.D. Note: Page 253 of the source. Note: Page 253 of the source. Note: Page 254 of the source. Note: Page 254 of the source. Note: Page 255 of the source. Note: Page 255 of the source. Note: Page 256 of the source. Note: Page 256 of the source. Note: Page 257 of the source. Note: Page 257 of the source. Note: Page 258 of the source. Note: Page 258 of the source. Note: Page 259 of the source. Note: Page 259 of the…

06 Nov

Lion Symbolism in Africa and the Ancient Near East (ANE)

One For All0 CommentsCommentaries, Historical References1900s, 1973, 1974, East, Frobenius Institute, West Africa

Source: The Prevalence of Lions: Kings, Deities and Feline Symbolism in Africa and Elsewhere (Frobenius Institute) 1973/1974 A.D. Note: Page 131 of the source. Note: Page 132 of the source. Note: Page 132 of the source. Note: Page 133 of the source. Note: Page 133 of the source. Note: Page 135 of the source. Note: Page 136 of the source. Note: Page 139 of the source. Note: Page 140 of the source. This source confirms yet another set of Hebrewisms that one can trace back demic-diffusion (the migration of people) from the ancient near east to West Africa.

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