-
Ghana and
Kugha "stand in
pressing need of [the
goodwill of] the king of
Awdaghust because of the salt
which comes to them from the
lands of Islam." At some...
-
other early urban centers in West Africa,
dated to
around 500 CE,
include Awdaghust,
Kumbi Saleh, the
ancient capital of Ghana, and Maranda, a
center located...
- captured) the
citadel of
Awdaghust, a
critical stop on the trans-Saharan
trade route.
After the
collapse of the
Sanhaja union,
Awdaghust p****ed over to the...
- 26–8.
Retrieved 13
August 2024. McDougall, E. Ann (1985). "The View from
Awdaghust: War,
Trade and
Social Change in the
Southwestern Sahara, from the Eighth...
- the
earliest recognised structures among its counterparts, such as the
Awdaghust,
found in the
Adrar and Hodh regions.
Despite the
limited historical do****entation...
- motifs. A
similar stone mosque from the same
period has been
found at
Awdaghust. Both
mosques are
dated generally between the 9th and 14th centuries....
-
various directions: Tunis, Tripoli, and
Cairo in the north; Timbuktu,
Awdaghust, Agades, and Gao in the west; and
Kordofan and the Nile
regions in the...
- is
evidenced by Ibn Hawqal's
story about a bill
issued to a
trader in
Awdaghust for forty-two
thousand dinars from
another merchant based out of Sijilmasa...
- ibn Usfayshar, the
Sanhaja Lamtuna erected or
captured the
citadel of
Awdaghust, a
critical stop on the trans-Saharan
trade route.
After the collapse...
-
other early urban centers in West Africa,
dated to
around 500 CE,
include Awdaghust,
Kumbi Saleh, the
ancient capital of Ghana, and Maranda, a
center located...
