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Bantu Migrations

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July 24, 2013

 

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Helping the Bantu expand, bananas were able to grow in thick forested regions where other crops could not. Bananas, a nutritious dietary staple, increased food surplus, which in end increased the population size of the Bantu. The skills of clearing and cultivating land spread with the Bantu peoples and greatly influenced the agriculture development of Sub-Saharan Africa...
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Along with iron, bananas helped the Bantu expand into areas not possible before, allowing for these amazing spreading of the Bantus' discoveries. Once iron and bananas were well established within Bantu tribes, about 1000 CE, their population sizes grew to about twenty two million! The Bantu stopped migrating during the first century CE and started to form complex government for the settled villages they already had...
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