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The Garamantes (possibly from the Berber igherman / iɣerman, meaning: "cities" in modern Berber; or possibly from igerramen meaning "saints, holy/sacred people" in modern Berber) were a people who developed an advanced civilization in ancient southwestern Libya. They used an elaborate underground irrigation system, and founded prosperous Berber kingdoms or city-states in the Fezzan area of modern-day Libya, in the Sahara desert. They were a local power in the Sahara between 500 BC and 700 AD.
There is little textual information about the Garamantes, but their written language was "...a still nearly indecipherable proto-Tifaniq, the script of modern-day Tuaregs." Even the name Garamantes was a Greek name which the Romans later adopted. Available information comes mainly from Greek and Roman sources, as well as archaeological excavations in the area, though large areas in ruins remain unexcavated. Another important source of information is the abundant rock art, which often depicts life prior to the rise of the realm.
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Los garamantes fueron una tribu de origen bereber que habitó en un oasis, rodeado por 400 kilómetros de desierto, conocido por los musulmanes como el río de los muertos en la región de Fezzan, actualmente en Libia, con una extensión de más de un centenar de kilómetros de este a oeste, comprimido entre el mar de dunas de Ubari y la meseta del Messak. Fue precisamente este emplazamiento geográfico el que contribuyó a que los garamantes fueran el único estado paleobereber que no pudo conquistar Roma, a pesar de que intentó la invasión en dos ocasiones, en las que sus legiones llegaron hasta la capital garamante. Música: TULPA - https://soundcloud.com/tul-pa
Les Garamantes (probablement du berbère: igherman / iɣerman, signifiant : "villes" en berbère moderne; ou possiblement de igerramen signifiant "saints, personnes saintes/sacrées" en actuel berbère), sont un ancien peuple berbère situé entre la Libye et l’Atlas plus particulièrement autour des oasis de Germa (nom de leur capitale, Garama) et de Mourzouk. Un peuple et une civilisation du désert Des différents peuples du Sahara antique, celui des Garamantes fut certainement le plus important, le plus puissant et aussi le plus évolué. Le cœur de cette civilisation se trouvait dans le sud de l'actuelle Libye, en bordure du massif du Fezzan. Il n'est pas exagéré de dire qu'il exista une culture garamantique nourrie d'un commerce transsaharien qui assurait les relations entre les pays du nord, ...
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Travel video about destination Fezzan in Syria. Fezzan is a legendary, barren desert landscape perforated by tall rocks that appears to extend forever in the southwest of Libya.It is hard to believe that this barren rock desert was once a green and fertile paradise until the climate and landscape were transformed by the passage of time. Today, sand and stone dominate the scene. Due to the remoteness of this land of sand, rock and stone, a fascinating cultural epoch of Mankind fell into oblivion for thousands of years. The Fezzan was once the home of a legendary tribe,.the Garamantes, of which the Tuareg of today are thought to be the descendants. The Garamantes created a large number of remarkable rock paintings that depict life in those bygone times. The Fezzan was once crossed by numerou...
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