Archaeological mystery in Ghana: Why didn't past droughts spell famine?

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• Lilian 7 years ago

  From colonial slavery to NDC ignorance. Both are the same.

  From colonial slavery to NDC ignorance. Both are the same.

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• Willy 7 years ago

  This article is beyond NDC supporters reading, comprehension and understanding. Let one read and summarize for me to see.

  This article is beyond NDC supporters reading, comprehension and understanding. Let one read and summarize for me to see.

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• Togbega 7 years ago

  Good research. Solid interpretation of research findings. This is the type of work we expect from our dons at the Archaeology Department at the UG.

  Good research. Solid interpretation of research findings. This is the type of work we expect from our dons at the Archaeology Department at the UG.

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• kzee 7 years ago

  That's exactly what came to my mind. But sometimes you can't fault our scholars. They even have to fight before their research funds are paid while money is spent on things that don't benefit the nation.

  That's exactly what came to my mind. But sometimes you can't fault our scholars. They even have to fight before their research funds are paid while money is spent on things that don't benefit the nation.

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• Tony 7 years ago

  We thank NDC for making this research a success. If it is some violence npp, all the eight years would have been acids and killing of innocent souls. Idiot

  We thank NDC for making this research a success. If it is some violence npp, all the eight years would have been acids and killing of innocent souls. Idiot

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• Sarah 7 years ago

  That is all you can say, ya bre agu, idiot...?

  That is all you can say, ya bre agu, idiot...?

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• sam 7 years ago

  Is a long time ghanaweb put such an educative piece. Kudos, u made my day

  Is a long time ghanaweb put such an educative piece. Kudos, u made my day

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• NPP KWASEAFUO PARTY. NPP JIMIFUO KUO 7 years ago

  "hungry season"? What is that?

  "hungry season"? What is that?

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• Kploanyi 7 years ago

  Hunger season is like the way NDC and dead goat has turned Ghana into

  Hunger season is like the way NDC and dead goat has turned Ghana into

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• NPP KWASEAFUO PARTY. NPP JIMIFUO KUO 7 years ago

  I found out that in reality "Hunger Season" is a code name for your prostitute mother. That is what she is known by in her trade.

  I found out that in reality "Hunger Season" is a code name for your prostitute mother. That is what she is known by in her trade.

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• satanic church 7 years ago

  Traditional Satanism is not simply an inversion, but a complete rejection of the images of a
  0244908520particular culture, religion, or philosophy. From there a Satanist uses those images against the ethos itself, that was ...
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  Traditional Satanism is not simply an inversion, but a complete rejection of the images of a
  0244908520particular culture, religion, or philosophy. From there a Satanist uses those images against the ethos itself, that was once his own conditioning. Persons who participate in traditional Satanic masses sometimes experience a king of 'sartori', a sudden enlightenment, to an increase in their own consciousness, and feeling stronger and satisfied because they had broken with the constraining opposites. In other words, at its highest level Satanism uncovers what the ethos of a particular community or society has covered up through images, dogma, words and ideas, returning the individual to the primal chaos out of which 'opposites' were created." ~ Magister Hagur, Temple of Atazoth Office

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• Dixon 7 years ago

  Yes colonialism disrupted Africa is what has made a us the so called "third world countries "

  Yes colonialism disrupted Africa is what has made a us the so called "third world countries "

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