2015 Journal article Legacy File

The Evolution of African Indigenous Science and Technology

Primary Investigators / Authors

Utsua T Peter

Document Abstract / Summary Overview

The evolution of Science and Technology everywhere in the world including Africa is an age long phenomenon. Science is the systematic study of anything that can be examined, tested, and verified, it is one of the greatest and most influential fields of human endeavor. Technology on the other hand, is scientific knowledge that is put to practical ends. This knowledge is used in designing machinery, materials, and industrial processes, generally known as engineering. The concern of this paper is that in recent years, a greater volume of African countries have embraced the western science and technology as a driver of development assimilating Africans science and technology as though there was nothing like that before. This work is interested in helpful materials to explore the previous African concept of science and technology. Based on its finding, it is discovered that Africans abandoned their rich indigenous science and technology which has unfolded over the centuries since the dawn of human history like the western science and technology today. The work advanced the need for Africans to revitalize their lost heritage to complement the scientific culture of the west. [Note: this record was scraped from an archived (Wayback Machine) copy of the original site, which had stored the complete article text rather than just the abstract. It has been trimmed to an excerpt here; the full paper is available via the source link on this record.]

Technical Properties

Accession ID: The Evolution of African Indigenous Science and Technology
Archival Collection: UKZN-IKS
Language Registry: English
Asset Extent / Duration: 8 pages
Publisher: International Knowledge Sharing Platform
Rights Management Attribution: International Knowledge Sharing Platform
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Co-Authors & Contributors

Utsua T Peter creator

Taxonomy Classifications

🏷️ Journal article 🏷️ English 🏷️ UKZN-IKS 🏷️ South Africa 🏷️ Utsua T Peter

Subject Keywords

# Science , Technology , Africans

Geographic Spatial Coverage

πŸ“ AFRICA
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