National Geographic: Peoples of Africa 1971 - Historic Wall Map Series - 24.5 x 22.5 - Paper Rolled

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Today, Africa boasts the highest number of independent nations of any continent. This complex political landscape is reflected in its past: Africa's peoples are immensely diverse in language and culture. While urban growth and industrialization have been transforming Africa for nearly a century, many still hold onto traditional ways.This map features Africa's ethnic groups, identified by name and language - explore how the Zulu, Masai, Berbers, Egyptians and more have shaped and been shaped by the land that still captivates the minds of the outside world.

This map was published in December 1971 as half of a two-map set with the "Heritage of Africa" map and as a companion to the article "The Zulus: Black nation in a Land of Aparteid." It includes beautiful illustrations and interesting facts about the diverse peoples that inhabit the continent. Explore their world in this colourful and artistic map that is equally a product of its time as it is a representation of a continent that continues to hold many mysteries.

An inset of regional languages and peoples provides added context to the exploration of Africa and its peoples.

Printed on high quality thick paper strong enough for display on your wall.

Your map is rolled and packaged in a sturdy tube to protect it during shipment.