The Manuscripts of Timbuktu (2009)
This documentary demonstrates that Timbuktu was a leading cultural, economic, scientific and religious center that made a significant and lasting impact on Africa and the entire world.
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This documentary demonstrates that Timbuktu was a leading cultural, economic, scientific and religious center that made a significant and lasting impact on Africa and the entire world.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Zola Maseko
In Theaters:1/1/2009
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Runtime:74 minutes
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