Nsude Pyramids: Black Africa's Lost Heritage

On the Udi highlands of Enugu state, the Nsude pyramids once stood as a testimony to Black Africa's level of cultural enlightenment. Built with hardened red mud and clay, the structures lasted centuries until the 1930s when degradation followed years of negligence, so much that today only their faint outlines can be traced. A report on the monuments published in Wikipedia describes them as 'one of the unique structures of Igbo culture'.The post Nsude Pyramids: Black Africa's Lost Heritage' appeared first on Vanguard News.
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