2. Climate: The climate of Africa is also challenging for Europeans. The heat and humidity can be oppressive, and the rainy season can make travel difficult. Explorers also had to contend with extreme weather conditions, such as tornadoes and sandstorms.
3. Terrain: The terrain of Africa is varied and can be difficult to traverse. Deserts, mountains, and dense forests all presented challenges to explorers. They also had to be careful of wild animals, such as lions, elephants, and rhinos.
Anubis was a deity that was part of Egyptian religiosity. He had a relationship with death and the afterlife and was represented as a jackal. Anubis he was the god of the dead and mummification for the ancient Egyptians. This deity had a strong relationship with death and the afterlife. Over time,
For 37 years he did not leave the tiny platform 18 meters above the ground. Here he ate what he got from people, he slept here, prayed and gave sermons. His only protection against cold, rain, snow, scorching sun and wind was a cape with a hood. In the 5th century, Szymon Słupnik contemplated and gl
Introduction Art and architecture from the areas of the Middle East, North Africa, North India and Spain that belonged to the territory of Islam at different times from the 7th century onwards. Isfahans Masjid-i-Sha is a madrasa (school for students of Islam), within which there is also a mosqu
The Hunger in Africa reaches at least 236 million people, according to data from FAO (the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations). Africa is the continent with the highest number of people affected by hunger. Causes In Africa, the lack of food results from several factors such as