the African Pot.
When we do and in all here, be said to in all even refer, and to speak and of the said African Pot, and as said too a Cooking Pot for instance, and of the said Water Pot too, and if not as said a Water Gourd too that is, we can too now be said to in all even furtherly refer, and to what are in all said as African Existences, and that do and in all too, point at, and at just who and in all, the said even African Materialist, is in all even said to be, and if not in said regard, and to what is too said now as Artistry that is, African, and of Africa, and in said too Ethic, Work, Philosophy, Politics, Religion etc. That in all and again, the said even African Materialist, should not and in all, be said as confused for, and for the said even African Technologist that is, and who can too be said and in all too equated, and to the said even African Culturalist that is, and in too saying that, the said even Realms, and of the said African Materialist, do to now speak, and of Africa, and if not of those said as African, and in said too Attestation, and if not in said too regard, and to what is said as African Political History in itself that is.
In all and again, and in speak now and of what is said as African Political History in itself, and of what is too said as Material, and in the said too Attesting that is, and if not in said too regard and to what are said as African lives, we can too now be said to in all even perceive the said even, African Materialist, and from the said too History, Political, and of the said following that is:
1. Egypt, Libya, Nubia
2. Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria
3. Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia
4. South Africa
