@puntplp: A timeless tradition across the Horn of Africa and the ancient Nile world. From Ancient Somali kemet culture, pounding grain by hand reflects enduring practices of food preparation passed through generations. 🌾𓂀🇸🇴 #AncientKemet #LandOfPunt #Somalia #AncientEgypt #SomaliCulture

Hamady 🇲🇱 :

That’s everywhere in Africa not just Somali lol

Naty&Chris. :

in Rwanda 🇷🇼 we have the same culture

Nuura dahab :

Officialfatushy 🤍⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ ࣪ :

Can they stop spreading this false propaganda 😭

YD :

warya please stop be proud of yourself forget about others

إوىس :

but this girl 😭

𝐀𝐛𝐝𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞 𝐇𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐪 :

Matara_qohaito_adulis :

The tool itself is found all over Africa, but the real proof is in the hieroglyphic text next to it. The Egyptian verb for pounding grain is zḥm. In Afroasiatic linguistics, that exact triliteral root tracks perfectly into Tigrinya (ዘ-ሐ-መ / z-ḥ-m), preserving the precise ancient pharyngeal "ḥ" sound. Somali uses completely different roots for pounding (tum). The linguistics literally point north of Somalia!

24hourstolove :

All over Africa you see this

rapmaz19 :

Honestly bro africans were so spiritual back then in comparison to now it’s so sad

Hamda 👸🌹 :

Ooo Maxan gursada he marka 😂😭

reubenwaweru3 :

ithink oll Africa do this especially bantu

dadir_33 :

180cm is not tall ??

on africa :

we do it in west africa

Zahra :

the song 🎵 is funny 😁

Garaad🔸 :

Our culture 🇸🇴❤️

Omar Abraham :

Welcome to Somalia

MK :

Can you all tell me the title of the song I liked

Warlog :

We the Iteso of Uganda do the same thing, we ceash G-nuts /Simsim and other things just like that.