Medieval African History: What if my 27 Intro-Level College Students Wrote Articles for Amjambo Africa?

Authors

Lacey Sparks [introduction]

Source

Amjambo Africa!

Date

1-2022

Pages

15-18

Abstract

A selection of articles by students from a medieval African history course at the University of Southern Maine. Introduced by course professor Dr. Lacey Sparks, the articles are: "Legacy of a Female Pharaoh" (about Hatshepsut); "The Roles of Women in Medieval Africa;" "Historical African Crops: the Maine Perspective" (which references the experience of the Somali Bantu community planting African crops at the Little Jubba Agrarian Commons in Wales, Maine); and "Lasting Impact of Ancient Trade Routes."

Recommended Citation

Sparks [introduction], Lacey, "Medieval African History: What if my 27 Intro-Level College Students Wrote Articles for Amjambo Africa?" (2022). Maine News Index – Amjambo Africa!. 101.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_amjambo/101

Language

English