Lost Ancient Sahara Civilization Buried Beneath The Sand – New Clues And Some Surprises

Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – The Sahara, spanning over 3.5 million square miles and covering a third of Africa, stands as the largest desert on Earth. It’s intriguing to consider that this vast expanse was once a lush paradise. Just 10,000 years ago, this now harsh environment was a flourishing savannah filled with wildlife, verdant vegetation, and lakes teeming with fish.
This Green Sahara was home to an ancient lost civilization whose story we are gradually uncovering through remarkable archaeological findings beneath the sands.
Beneath the immense sands of the Sahara lie the traces of an ancient society that once thrived in what is now a largely arid landscape.
Recent archaeological discoveries have begun to reveal glimpses into this captivating past, prompting deep reflection on its mysteries. What secrets does the Sahara Desert hold beneath its sands?
The lost civilization of the Sahara presents a fascinating chapter in our history, inviting us to imagine a time when this desert was profoundly different from its current state.
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