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The Lost Treasure of King Juba  In 1982, an amateur treasure hunter, Russell E. Burrows, found a remote cave near his hometown of Olney in southern Illinois. After advancing through a 500-foot-long tunnel lined with oil lamps, he discovered several chambers filled with ancient weapons, gold sarcophagi, jewels, and stone tablets depicting Roman soldiers, ... ... Full story  - - Auteur: Frank Joseph - Date : 2019-11-27 20:44:00 |
The Amazigh tattoos  Particularly in the Tamazgha, the traditional motifs of the Amazigh tattoos are made almost exclusively of geometric shapes: simple lines, dots, triangles, diamonds, square circles .. etc ... Full story - - Auteur: Mazices - Date : 2018-04-25 08:21:00 |
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Moderne History |
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Amazigh Flag Day 2970 The Amazighs of all the countries of Tamazgha and of the Diaspora solemnly adopted their flag, on 18 ?uct 2947 corresponding to August 30, 1997, during the 1st General Congress of the CMA, held in the locality of Tafira in the island of Gran Canaria, in the Canary Archipelago. Since then, this unifying emblem of Amazighs, from Siwa to Canary Islands has been proudly worn on all occasions: ceremonies, celebrations, cultural and political activities, public events, etc. It symbolizes and expresses not only Tamazgha (the land of the Amazighs) but also the identity,... Full story - - Auteur: CMA - Date : 2020-08-28 23:23:00 |
XXXX° Amazigh Spring  This year 2970-2020 marks the 40th anniversary of Tafsut Imazighen, the Amazigh Spring. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, all festivities planned to commemorate this historic event are cancelled and replaced by virtual activities.... Full story - - Auteur: CMA - Date : 2020-04-22 00:08:00 |
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Stone tablet with Amazigh (Berber) Tifinagh inscription, dates back to 1st millennium BC; considered the most ancient written text - from Aosta collection of the National Library of Naples, Italy. 
One way to better understand the story is to read widely in time and in the surrounding context. Here the case of Tamazgha (North Africa) in key dates:
The Amazigh World Congress (CMA) has been slow to react to the despicable murder of the teacher in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine on 16 October 2020, so many words seem derisory in the face of the abomination of this crime. 
It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of singer and poet Idir on May 2, 2020, following an illness. The Kabyles and all the Amazighs are losing a true monument of their culture. Idir was born seventy years ago in Ait-Yanni, a village perched on a mountain in Kabylia.