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Zilum is a
settlement of the
Gajiganna culture located in the Chad
Basin of
northeastern Nigeria, 72 km
north of
Maiduguri in
Borno State and is dated...
- 500 BCE.
Extensive walled sites and
settlements have
recently been
found in
Zilum, Chad. The area is
located approximately 60 km (37 mi)
southwest of Lake...
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towns by
about 800 BCE),
gradually increasing in complexity.
Sites like
Zilum of the Chad
Basin are
examples of this. Sao
artifacts show that they were...
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indigenous state formation in the Lake Chad area
dates back to
circa 800 BCE at
Zilum.
Extent of the five main
Kanuri language groups today. The ****hest extent...
- Magnavita, Carlos; Breunig, Peter; Ameje, James; Posselt,
Martin (2006). "
Zilum: a mid-first
millennium BC
fortified settlement near Lake Chad". Journal...
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millennium BCE) Dia (9th
century BCE)
Walalde (800 BCE)
Kursakata (800 BCE)
Zilum (7th/5th
century BCE) Opi (5th
century BCE)
Senegambian Stone Circles (3rd...
- are in the Lake Chad region,
along the
Chari River; the
oldest site—at
Zilum, Chad—dates to at
least the
first millennium.
Limpompo drystonewalling culture...
- may have been
constructed during the 1st
millennium BCE, were
found in
Zilum, Chad
approximately 60 km (37 mi)
southwest of Lake Chad. Rock art in Central...
