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A Glimpse Into Ancient Eritrea: The Ona Culture (ዑና)
From around 1000 to 400 BC, an indigenous agropastoralist society emerged in the area of modern-day Sembel, Asmara, in Eritrea. It offers some of the earliest evidence of Hidmos and Teff cultivation.
The Ona Culture Sites, I have highlighted in red the sites I’ll be discussing today.(Source: Relating the Ancient Ona Culture to the Wider Northern Horn: Discerning Patterns and Problems in the Archaeology of the First Millennium BC Matthew C. Curtis, pg 344)
Introduction
By the first millennium BC, the foundations for future civilisations in the Horn of Africa were already forming. In the highlands of Eritrea and northern Ethiopia, complex agropastoral communities had emerged. I have previously discussed the DʿMT culture, which spanned parts of Akele Guzai and Tigray, as well as the port city of Adulis. However, another notable highland society from this period was the Ona culture, centred around present-day Asmara.
https://www.habeshahistory.com/p/theonaculture
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