African Civilizations

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African (ALKEBULAN) Civilisation

What is the purpose of art? Why and how did humanity find it important to create art from the very start of our existence in Africa? The answer lies in an exploration of the art of African civilizations from Egypt to the kingdoms of Nubia and Kush, Benin, Congo, Ghana, Mali, Songhai, Zulu, Asante, Lori, and the Munhumutapa.

In this multimedia, immersive tour, visitors will experience the archeological detective work that went into an examination of expressions of art such as masks and statuaries, maps and archival documentation that led experts to conclude that the origins of art can be traced to a belief by all African cultures in the idea of one God or Supreme Deity.

Enter the Virtual Museum

Join us to experience the exhibition “African (ALKEBULAN) Civilizations – Granaries of Memory” here in our digital museum.

Coming Soon

Part Two of the Exhibition

will be launched on August 30, 2022. This will include the following:

Africa’s contributions to sciences and technologies

Migrations and the making of the Pan African world

Narratives of Resistance, Rebellions, Revolution and Liberation

The Pan Africanists from 1900

About PAHM

After Centuries of Separation, Peoples of African Descent have an obligation to share a common space to bridge the wide gap that has existed among them through deliberate miseducation and historical suppression. PAHM aims to correct this miseducation.