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The article provides information on the Small Blacks, a family of Black people phenotypically characterized by short statures, in Africa and Asia. The Small Blacks are very closely related both physically and culturally to the world's earliest women. It is unfortunate that the histories of the small black people and their basic and essential contribution to high-cultures characterized by urbanization, mining and metallurgy, agricultural science and advanced scripts are so little understood and appreciated.

This chapter of the second edition of the book Egypt Revisited, Revised & Expanded -- African Civilizations, aims to demonstrate that the origin of the civilization of Egypt was black African, specifically Ethiopian or Anu. An overview of archaeology in Egypt is given. Moreover, the notable accomplishments of the early Egyptians are summarized. The Pharaohs not only gained a place among the gods in their own time, but in the Twenty Sixth Dynasty, there are still priests who were appointed to maintain their worship.

Focuses on the role that black Africans played in the Moorish conquest and eight hundred years of Moorish rule in the Iberian Peninsula. Crucial and seminal roles of Africans in the early development of Islam; Cultural, religious, scientific and military contributions that black Africans made to Islam and the role they played in Moorish Spain.

Discusses the ethnic divisions and shared faith of Mauritanians. Information on the population of Mauritania; Most spoken black African languages that were declared national language in 1991; Important industries which were developed by the Mauritanian government since their independence.