Nyhet til alle Eritriere i Oslo FM radio 99,3 hver søndag mellom 20:00 og 21:00, stille radio ditt på channel FM 99,3 og lytte til.
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Vær vennlig bruk denne kontonr 78780559712 når du betaler semster avgift. Konto'en tilhører til den Eritreisk Læreforening i Oslo Norge.
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ABOUT THE COUNTRY
Early history
Archaelogical evidence of pre-humans has been discovered in the Buya region of Eritrea, near Adi Keyh. The discovery may be one of the oldest ever found, and is similar to the famous "Lucy" find. Evidence of human presence begins in the 8th millennium B.C., beginning with Pygmoid, Nilotic, Cushitic (the Afar) and Semitic (Tigrinya) peoples. In the sixth century B.C., Arabs spread to the coast of present day Eritrea, in search of ivory and slaves for trade with Persia and India. Their language evolved into Ge'ez, related to today's Amhara, still spoken by Christian priests in Eritrea and Ethiopia.
During the 3rd and 4th century AD, Eritrea was part of the kingdom of Axum which spread from Meroe in Sudan right across the Red Sea to Yemen. The capital of Axum was in the highlands of Tigray (now a province in Ethiopia), and the main port was at ...>> full read more here
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