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What was there? Possibly civilizations we will never know about. Buried under sand in some wartorn shithole. This is such underrated topic, I dont see many people talking about it?
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>>18721869
Breadtube told me they had massive amounts of gay sex and ate shellfish
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>>18721869
Ancient Egyptians claimed their civilization was tens of thousands of years old. Maybe they were somehow right
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>Amount of Neolithic to late Antique structures in the Sahara is insane
So they were able to dig shit up in nigger jihadist land the size of USA but can't find shit in Arabia all the way to Sumer. Kek
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>>18721884
Iirc there wasn't even a major Eurasian presence in that area 10kya.

>>18721869
I personally think it's unlikely that we'd see anything worth calling a civilization that significantly predates the Tichitt culture.
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>>18721869
A lot of toolmakers in the upper paleolithic.
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>>18721869
Wouldn't a green sahara require the trade winds to be at a different latitude?
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the ancient world is basically a landfill with occasionally ridiculous things sticking out of it.
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The forests would have been felled 5,000 to 15,000 years ago. Other greenery would disappear as well.



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