East Africa, China Trade, Slaves and Wealth: A Forgotten History

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East Africa China Trade Slaves and Wealth A Forgotten History
A look at the East Coast of Africa and it's trade with China, Chinese porcelain treasures, all funded by Muslim Slavers for nearly 1000 years. The rise and fall of a Maritime empire.
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[@onitasanders7403]

Loved all the most enlightening information. Thank you!

[@20thcenturyboy85]

Enjoyed this story of the Chinese porcelain trade in East Africa.

[@christopherrichards-loubie135]

Much appreciated Peter!

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.

[@stevedikovics8441]

Very interesting to learn how Chinese porcelain made it’s way to the Somali coast and the status symbol it enjoyed.

[@shafsteryellow]

Theres Mycenaean pottery found in somalia thats like 3000 years old

[@lynnetteanderson3818]

Fascinating History!! I loved this, thank you Peter. 🤓

[@bobbytsai7751]

As usual, great stuff on a piece of neglected history. Thank you

[@khoi5591]

Woah, I had no idea about porcelain being in Africa! Very insightful

[@shafsteryellow]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Somali_city-states

[@rattlesnakedre1193]

Absolutely love this content. I have been watching one video every morning I hope you continue to teach us all your knowledge.

[@nomimeivar]

This is very nteresting Thanks Peter

[@robynbyrne5834]

Thanks very much for this talk. A someone who lives in Australia I am always fascinated with the amount of trade and activity in the Indian Ocean and around Indonesia and Malaysia.

[@Dihechuwa]

Thanks for the great story nuggets

[@magdaradaa4809]

Thank you 👍👍👍

[@cuongngoxuan8373]

Thanks Peter

[@sergeipopov6005]

Another informative video from Peter Combs! Keep your ears sharp. Thank you

[@susprime7018]

Good class, enjoyed it.🍎

[@LongTrout]

Lov these vids

[@ronmellor5951]

Peter, another great post. I have read references of Chinese porcelain in the north west Africa regions, leading to speculation that the Chinese treasure ships (or fractions of) rounded the horn and traveled up the west coast. I think the more probable answer is the porcelain making it across the top of Muslim N Africa as trade goods.

[@loricovington7936]

That was so interesting, Peter. I hope you'll consider doing more on Middle Eastern ceramics--particularly the designs, glaze colors and lustreware...

[@suezcontours6653]

Love China

[@sophieartmusic]

First to watch this video! ❤️‍🔥👍✨

[@1957bots8]

How well does porcelain last in salt water? I’m sure their plenty of ship wrecks off the coast of Africa, in that area.

[@vickomen333]

Imagine the wrecks off Fort Jesus and Kilwa

[@MizzAugust7]

Damn Peter is there anything connected with Chinese ceramics etc that you Dont know ?? I dont think so, you must be a voracious reader & you retain so much of it- just amazing !

[@bobbynir2893]

a lot of blue and white ware and other chinese wares are in south india especially the british bunglows in hill stations…

[@mattjobes1142]

🙏🙏🙏🇬🇧🙏🙏🙏

[@nancygraham9248]

So interesting. Nobody knows any of this stuff. Really.

[@andrzejput4817]

👍

[@elajahceesay1905]

That's a lie history

[@shafsteryellow]

Which bit