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Hello Everybody!
Welcome to Season 1 Episode 3 of 11500 BC.
Today I like to introduce you the Nok.
-Thanks a lot for watching and Enjoy!-
This is the third project in 11500 BC.
In West/Central Africa (Nigeria) around the area of the Village of Nok (Jos Plateau) first found beautiful stone scupltures. These foundings opened us a door to one of africa long forgotten great civilzation.
Few is known about the Nok manly through the lack of funding for research.
Some basic information you can find here.
Two major sites can be befound near by Taruga and Jos.
I will focus on the few architectual hints and pictures I can find in books and online.
At current stage Nok Village in 11500 BC feature:
- a grannery
- small farming communities
- a small district with sandstone houses
- small port for fishing and trading
- some ancient mines
- a market area
- some tool shops
- a palace
- a small district with mud houses
- several mansize stone and iron statues
- street to Bauchi Mines
Nok Village Overview:
comeing soon
to learn more about what the 11500 BC Project is about, you can have a look here.
Hope you enjoyed?!
Thanks a lot again for all the support.
If you like ancient history and want see or learn more about it favor, diamond , subscribe or pm me.
I am happy for every comment, so feel free,
if you wish that I feature an ancient culture which did not earn the spotlight so far just let me know.
Welcome to Season 1 Episode 3 of 11500 BC.
Today I like to introduce you the Nok.
-Thanks a lot for watching and Enjoy!-
This is the third project in 11500 BC.
In West/Central Africa (Nigeria) around the area of the Village of Nok (Jos Plateau) first found beautiful stone scupltures. These foundings opened us a door to one of africa long forgotten great civilzation.
Few is known about the Nok manly through the lack of funding for research.
Some basic information you can find here.
Two major sites can be befound near by Taruga and Jos.
I will focus on the few architectual hints and pictures I can find in books and online.
At current stage Nok Village in 11500 BC feature:
- a grannery
- small farming communities
- a small district with sandstone houses
- small port for fishing and trading
- some ancient mines
- a market area
- some tool shops
- a palace
- a small district with mud houses
- several mansize stone and iron statues
- street to Bauchi Mines
Nok Village Overview:
comeing soon
to learn more about what the 11500 BC Project is about, you can have a look here.
Schematics:
you can pm me if you want one
Hope you enjoyed?!
Thanks a lot again for all the support.
If you like ancient history and want see or learn more about it favor, diamond , subscribe or pm me.
I am happy for every comment, so feel free,
if you wish that I feature an ancient culture which did not earn the spotlight so far just let me know.
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Update #5- Collecting treasures : by bjbrown84 07/09/2015 12:52:51 pmJul 9th, 2015
I rounded up the infrastructure a bit and collected some treasure for the future inhabitants of the Nok Village.
Added some ancient mines to the original ancient iron mines of Bauchi Mine which are still active today.
As further details on that culture are hard to come by at the moment and need deeper research it will take a while to update here.
Next thing I plan is to add 2-3 citizen in the area. Who can tell you more about the Nok.
Added some ancient mines to the original ancient iron mines of Bauchi Mine which are still active today.
As further details on that culture are hard to come by at the moment and need deeper research it will take a while to update here.
Next thing I plan is to add 2-3 citizen in the area. Who can tell you more about the Nok.
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African Savanna is just beautiful!
My PC is really slow in rendering so actually this pictures are already bit behind my progress
(just update the project, not my day xD)
There is almost no base I can build on.
I am still digging into written history, exploring neighboring cultures which might give some clues how the nok actually build.