The multitude of people
who reside in Africa and
the myriads of cultures
that they represent
are well covered by the
web pages here:
PBS has created this wonderful
educational
web site covering the
Continent of Africa.
Africa: Explore the Regions
A fascinating
paper from Africa Studies Quarterly
African
Culture and Personality
An easy to use, data rich, great Reference
Resource.
A History of Nations -
Africa
Minnesota State University designed this
great way to look up
the Individual Tribes
and many different Peoples of
Africa.
African Cultures
The Library of Congress web site is a great
tool for Teachers.
Country
Studies - Africa
Stanford University offers this easy to
navigate
web
site to help you learn more about Africa.
Africa
South of the Sahara
An outstanding web site
created by a
Connecticut elementary school
is one of
the most complete for all
things that are Africa,
and a very good starting place
for Teachers.
Africa
This web site is
dedicated to defining Human Origins
and if you believe that this
occurred in Africa,
this is an awesome place to
find information.
Talk.Origins
Not
your usual statistics, data and maps,
the subject of this web site is
Human Rights
and how the
people of Africa are treated.
It is graphic and intense and not for the faint
of heart.
Human Rights Watch - Africa
The critical connection to the
outside World for
oppressed people who only wish to have the
freedom
that the rest of us take very much for
granted.
Voice of America -
Africa News
Improving lives through
Biodiversity Research.
Bioversity International - Africa
Finally, a personal favorite link to those who
know
firsthand about the Ancient History of
Africa
and her people from years of
meticulous study.
The Leakey's
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