Expeditionists:
Discovering the "Dark Continent's" rich archaeology, wildlife, ecosystems, cuisine, fishing locations and cultures, thus, creating a more approachable image of this largely misunderstood continent. We will also be educating communities in Africa about heritage and environmental preservation.
1) Discover ancient archaeological settlements, cities, trade ports, rock art and ancient artifacts. There is so much undiscovered African archaeology, so we will document, photograph and record the artifacts their culture and location and explain the archaeology to the local communities. Thus leaving everything in context and preserved as well as engaging with the communities. 2) We intend to hold meetings in local communities where we will teach the youth the importance of their wildlife and heritage as well as the current rate of poaching and the impact it is having on our larger mammal species like Rhino. 3) Document some of the more unique and obscure local dishes, adding twists and presenting the ideas to the cooking world. 4) Collect scientific data on African ticks as well as wildlife and fresh water fish populations and biodiversity.
