Were Women The First Mathematicians In Ancient Africa?
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The Shango bones needs to be a museum in Africa, not Belgium. African children and adults to learn about their history.
Seriously the crimes against humanity Belgium did in Africa they should be begging to give it back to us.
That's just part of the reparations we talked about that they don't want to discuss
Exactly!!!
An insult to injury that Belgium one of the most atrocious mass murdering savage Countries has this precious Afrikan Relic..
@@natronmeans6264 you have to ask the question! Is there anything that those Caucasian didn't/wouldn't steal from the Africans?
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To our African Queens!
For their Contribution!
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Just read your response. I think I understand that you mean… I’d like to remind you that it’s an African woman who ultimately populated the world. Genetically.
The book African Fractals by Ron Eglash describes how ancient african society used mathematics and dimensional geometry throughout their entire society
Ey, I just found out about professor Ron Eglash, his understanding of Africans and their intentional use of fractal geometry. He stated 1 of its spin-offs is the basis for our binary computers. I like that he developed a program to help Africans & the African diaspora regain interest in math using fractal geometry. Gotta purchase his book.
solomon johnson you right bro! Idk if it’s a coincidence that a Nigerian (Philip Emeagwali) brought parallel programming to computer science and invented modern PC processors
Ancestors knew too much
@@okeukachukwu5133 😉
it is fiction
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This was another amazing video. Black Women have been making a dollar out of .15 for centuries. This makes sense.
Make that lemonade! 🔥
Maat...Math....scales. Shes comes in so many forms in different cultures.
The scales of Ma'at represented truth, enlightenment and harmony, true justice that was balanced. The western scale of justice is unbalanced, meaning not justice but just this lol.
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@@KhemMagnus variables, fractions, incomplete, yurugu!
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Not only am I convinced, I also believe that
Belgium need to return that artifact back to Uganda 🇺🇬 ........
Matter of fact all of Europe need to return whatever artifacts they
have back to the African nations they took them from.......
What are those
Especially Belgium.
Why do they have it. So annoyed
then we can cut off food aid, medical aid and financial aid
Special arangment to see the things that belong to my mother and father.
I love the African soundtrack
Brother what are you developing? I'm also a Nigerian
The bone is not held in its home country - interesting.
Like most of the Motherland's important items & people. Peep game. 💫💫💫
Yes i wonder why as well as many other things are not ?
Many Hungarian artifacts are for example held in the USA, after the wars they took it. However as long as it is kept safe, it doesn't matter where it is in my opinion.
@@gyurto safe from what? how can things dating back centuries not be safe where they were created? considering theyve been unharmed all that time. i understand for the middle east and congo which are constantly at war but for other african states doesnt make any sense. especially south africa which hasnt been in any war on its shoes since the anglo boer war 200 years ago
But why is it important where it is? The people who created it are not alive and haven't been since thousands of years. the only thing that matters now is that we can study these artifacts. Probably the best reason to why it is not in Africa, because they didn't ask for it (I don't know maybe that's not the case). But it's not some kind of conspiracy. If a South African museum would ask for it, probably they would transfer it there. The only thing what's important is to learn the secrets of these items, so that they can unfold the history of humankind.
History is NOT taught by the conquered but by the conquerors🤔😷🌅 girl power
@Koraun I didn't know saluting women translates to " feminism" or according to you my alleged feminism🤔 you clearly have no women in your sad misogynist life to admire🍷🙄👎😷 women have been sacrificed and collateral damage in war and pestilence and in their gifts and talents accomplishments before you...
Thank you for this knowledge. Spreading it will only benefit our people.
I hate how all of our relics are in European museums they have my Native American artifacts and African artifacts
man, human history is so interesting!
Great content. Let the evidence speak for itself. Our Ancestors are speaking out let us listen Ase’
Asé💫💫💫
Mathematics is the key to the Universe
I love black people giving me my history of black people thank you brother
This is very interesting and I'm glad that I'm learning about this. I'm a black math major in college and I hope when I teach in the future to refer to some history in math like this video. Thank you for making this video and for continuing to educate and empowering all of us 🖤
My thing with this is that I haven't seen or heard of any African ethnic groups having a history of sophisticated mathematics that live in the areas where those bones were found. This causes me to view this idea that those bones are mathematical as speculation at this point. There could be other reasons for the markings on those bones.
Yes I never underestimate Black Women
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YES MAM✊🏾
I don't know why mister. Sounds like it's a self esteem issue.
In ancient Africa, wheat was utilized to find out if a woman was a bearing a child. I find it interesting that certain things had pragmatic uses in those days for everyone. As someone’s husband, I’d like to know if there was a little one on the way, but would I really test out different ways to discover a baby being added to my family? Probably not. So tracking menstruation is a perfectly logical explanation to intentionally developing mathematics.
Yes you understand
We sometimes fall for the trap that people in antiquity were ignorant. Where they lacked technology, they had knowledge and understanding. We have technology and do not even know how the tech works.
@cheanator 😂😂😂
There's a specie of yam, I think k the one commonly called Ghana yam has properties on its peeling that has been linked to enhance fertility. They've even studied it for pharmaceuticals. Its why women in certain villages especially in Cameroon have been linked to multiple, mtiple births because the type of yam is high in their diet.
You should check that out too.
ShalakumX Simba the racists always make their way to spread hate and lies. Excuse his ignorance, it’s in his blood.
honestly this is exactly the kind of content i am on the internet for thank you so much!!!!
Thank you and these are just what survived. Can you imagine what was lost when Africa was invaded? Our history has been stolen in more ways than one. We should never let anyone make us believe that their cultures were more advanced and therefore more significant to the shaping of the modern world. Who knows what might have been had Africans been left alone.
Exactly... kudos, rounds of Applause... For true.
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Who knows what might have been had Africans been left alone.
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You'd be slaughtering each other by the hundreds of thousands, just like you are now.
Women invented Math, because They have a monthly cycles , they kept track of patterns
Thats a great one.
Here comes Feminist lying
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@@beanladen5726 Boo get outta here. Power to the GODDESSES!
Yup exactly. Astronomy was studied by women for this same reason
ALL HAIL MOTHER AFICA
The Ishango bone was most recently dated to 18-20,000 bc and the Lebombo bone is from 43-44,000 BC (earlier than stated in the video). See the Wikipedia articles on the "Ishango Bone" and Lebombo Bone" (with sources).
I guess white people are trying to find a way they place in Africa. 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
I hope math teachers in the hood shows this video to their students!!🔥🔥
Thanks for this inspiring information
I'm so glad you made this update, because that was my first thought when you brought up the bone.
Keep the vids coming excellent!
When we going to take back our history items from western museum ;(
I'm a black mathematician, Africa is indeed the birth of mathematics, and thus the forefather of modern science
@cheanator i disagree about that ,records of any written language would not survive in the hot,humid environment unless it was etched in stone stone like ancient egypt or in this case on bone. The bone should be given to cryptologists(code makers) and cryptanalysts(code breakers) to see whether those notches had multiple meanings like hieroglyphics does.
Mathematics was born in India
Thanks for educating us on our african heritage
Super interesting segment, thx
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The best on UA-cam am watching from my end nice content.
I really appreciate your content. Very refreshing and inspiring
The Lebombo bone is way older than 9000 b. c. It has been radiocarbon dated to between 44,200 and 43,000 years old. When the Ishango bone was first discovered it was dated to 9000 bc, but it has since been re dated to 20,000 years old, or between 18,000 b.c and 20,000 b.c.
Please make a video about the first surgeons and mathematicians in Africa. Imhotep being one of them ...
We Needed Men as Leaders or the neighboring countries/kingdom that didnt looked at women as equals would take it as a sign of weakness and would Attack/Test us
71L717 CLoWis WOxXoM how would that be a sign of weakness
To my knowledge, the ishango bone is more of a numerical system/table, the etching on the bone seem more complex than just a simple lunar calendar/menstrual cycle...
Thanks anyway for this new video 😉
Thank you so much this is so inspiring things that I really didn't know and was never taught but here we understand how does Belgium get that possession to have and not in Africa May the grace of God be with you keep you safe and healthy to keep finding all of this information that so many years of my life I never knew🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✊✊✊✊✊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖✊✊.
Very interesting and informative video. Thank you for posting the video.
Hello @Hometeam history, the resources links are down. Can you please have a look at them?
Great job on this segment professor home team history.
It was mathematically precise, smooth... plus nice. 😉
Remarkable video!! Very very well done
Mathematics connect lots of the other subject matters be it arts, textile arts, crafts, sciences, histories, social studies, And many of the rest
Of course we invented math; how do you think we made sure the kids got equal amounts of food?! 😆
All jokes aside, you’re doing great work here, brother; keep it up 👍🏾
"The Black Woman Is GOD" Dr.Ben.
@venomspeak that's why she is God. All humanity is in the body of black woman
Venomspeak why do You think that God ist masculine? Have You ever Seen him?
@venomspeak I'm sorry how exactly did you get to that conclusion? Yes God made Adam in HIS image so God is a male, how exactly would God made Eve in his image, even if he took a "rib" from Adam, a man can't make a woman in HIS image! Even if some of y'all would claim God has no gender, that would mean he Adam would not have a gender, if God was a hermaphrodite then Adam would have been a hermaphrodite, so Eve would've to come from an image of a woman. Which mean, a goddess. Also, there were clearly other women, Cain's wife for example. And her parents, etc. Shit, there were male and female angels. Can you make a daughter in your image alone? Without a female egg?
@venomspeak no one is beneath anyone thats the problem with people, y'all always thinking someone is beneath the other. No gender is beneath the other because we need each other to procreate. People who think like that, are bunch of small minded individuals who clearly have an inferior complex.
@venomspeak you joking right?
"Lost' is mild: stolen, destroyed, hidden, - today many are in private collections....
*Tim-book-tu was the name of a black woman* that bought, the rights to the well in that region and basically, founded Timbuktu by starting *the first bed & breakfast Caravan stop,* She was a lover of education and got men of all cultures, that stay there *too teach her sons.*
From that Timbuktu, was founded.
It’s good the found this bone, bit what progress was made in term of mathes in the region
Oooh this is a good one
Thank you! I am using this in my history lesson, its brilliant!!
Keep up the good my Brother . peace
Always Amazing information!!
Thank God for this channel. I could learn African history everyday!. News flash: Africa wins!!!!!.❤
Please can you make videos in spanish
Women also used to have lots of rights in Vietnam
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Now while you contemplate a response remember - nobody is talking about ROOSTERS!!!
Yes I believe this
In regards to your resources, could you please update them? I'm not able to access the afrographics site because it's apparently down.
Yes I would most definitely have to say math was my least favorite subject in school.
Your work is priceless
There are no calculations on the bone, there is no multiplication tables on the bone
Late reply here but...
The Shango bone was thought to be a counting system and the potential for arithmetic was already embedded in it.
Think along the lines of an abacus or Oware board, but this was executed on bone. Remember, this was estimated to be tens of thousands of years old. Very ancient.
Great video interesting concept
Hahahahahaha 😂😃thanks for the laugh..
Remember, it’s important to listen to the words being used in the video. A nameless scholar was mentioned at the beginning saying, “perhaps” and later you hear the following words; “theorized”, “suggested”, “believed” and “plausible”. None of which are words associated with confirmation.
The takeaway is, be interested and intrigued about the history and archaeological context of Africa but also be aware of holding fast to things that sate person conformation biases. Especially ones in this context, in certain demographics of people.
As far as the Lebombo and Ishango bones being believed to be mathematical. Have any ethnic groups living in the areas where those bones were found been shown to have a history of mathematics? I would assume that if those bones are mathematical then groups living in those areas would have expanded on the mathematics from those bones.
.."I will go along with that sentiment, woman are the first to calculate their birth cycle"..
The Ishango bone was most recently dated to 18-20,000 bc and the Lebombo bone is from 43-44,000 BC (earlier than stated in the video). See:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishango_bone
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebombo_bone
Leonard Shlaine's "Sex, Time & Power" theorizes that society as we know it today was influenced by ancient Eve's ability to correlate our flow with the moon cycles, and then from there our ability to connect the act of intimacy with pregnancy
Interesting content.
I would say that most mathematicians appreciate that the African continent was seminal in the development of mathematics. What I think they might not have been familiar with are laws that supported women's rights as this topic is outside of our expertise. Thank you for the additional information.
Ah the Shango bone is kept in Belgium, when will this stop
Music is really Not Loud ENOUGH....
what's being said can still barely be heard...?????
Next vid, do set volume at Super MAX...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Women have their monthly cycle each month. Of course they started the concept of math.
Then how come they can't figure out a simple thing like "who's the daddy?"
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How can Africans count to 10 if the Indians calculated zero? How can they know percentages without zero or the Indian number system that is used today? How exactly?
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Are you able to make a video discussing the references that played out in Beyoncé’s visual album “Black is King”?
This is a history channel.
@@MichaelClayton64 I get that. In this particular visual album a plethora of African queens was represented and I would like to know more about them.
@@myleschandler3951 stay focus man. Their defence between cosplay and real history. One love.
It is excellent that we have videos like this it is long past time that we told our own story. And stop letting the one that have had nothing but hatred for us to tell our story.
Basil Davidson outlines the History of Africa in his comprehensive documentary in the 1980s. African History evolved with environmental social responsibility and all the applied knowledge that underpinned the theoretical oral, written and practical Afrocentric arts, sciences and humanities were critical to the survival of generations of Africans. The Eurocentric model of economic, sociological and technical development that came with colonialism representing unfair exploitation of Africa and its population that was colonised interrupted the gradual progress of African Civilisations based on social responsibility and not Eurocentric materialistic competition
Return our artifacts back to Africa !!!!!
This is not taught in world history. Yes AFRICAN women are awesome
On The 10Buck2 Side Of The Game👌
Hometeam u should do a video on African secret society
respect to all black womens
Yes Maat
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When will you write a book about this subject? African Math women!
math is not despised, its not properly taught. i had a hard time understanding it in high school because we learnt it in English, which isnt my home language, as a result i didnt understand well, the teachers who taught it, barely understood english as well. the language barrier is the problem, atleast for the African population. also, in a South African, why has nobody ever mentioned the Labombo bone, this is magnificent.
can you tell me the name of the song playing in the intro?
The interesting part about this is that black women have continued this tradition even here in the Americas .NASA wouldn’t be the NASA it is without Katherine Johnson.My mother-in-law was also one of the first computer program creators for Wall Street
Magnificent!
A resounding yes!
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Makes sense that they would discover time, I wouldn't know when to make more money, have sex or shut up 😅
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The Shango bones need to be returned to the country of origin. Period.
The afrographics link not coming up. Do you have a different link?
Interesting.. I expected food rations or something to that effect..