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Born in Hamburg, Henry (Heinrich) Barth (1821–1865) studied history, archaeology, geography and Arabic. He joined James Richardson's 1849 expedition to Africa, which aimed to open the interior to trade and to study slavery. Following the deaths of Richardson (1851) and his colleague Overweg (1852), Barth led the expedition alone.
13 de nov. de 2017 · Plate from Barth’s “Travels and Discoveries in North and Central Africa.” Finally, on August 28, 1855, after an absence of five years and five months, Heinrich Barth returned to Tripoli in North Africa. He had been gone so long that London assumed he had perished. In Hamburg, German officials awarded him a gold medal.
13 de jul. de 2012 · July 13, 2012. His fantastic mutton chops alone should give Heinrich Barth some immortal fame. But that's not all that sets him apart. The 19th-century German explorer led an extraordinary five ...
Heinrich Barth. Der akribische Deutsche gilt als Vater der klassischen Afrikaforschung. Er durchquert Wüsten, Gebirge und Urwälder, erkundet den Tschadsee, den Niger und Timbuktu. In fünf Jahren streift er 20000 Kilometer durch die Sahara. Von National Geographic. Heinrich Barth nähert sich am 7. September 1853 Timbuktu. Illustration aus ...
328 HEINRICH BARTH AND THE WESTERN SUDAN. coasts of the Mediterranean." In fact he was then twenty-eight years old, having been. born in Hamburg in 1821. He had travelled for three years (1845/47) through France, Spain, North Africa, The Levant, Cyprus and Asia Minor, and Greece, and had.
23 de jun. de 2011 · Born in Hamburg, Henry (Heinrich) Barth (1821-1865) studied history, archaeology, geography and Arabic. He joined James Richardson's 1849 expedition to Africa, which aimed to open the interior to trade and to study slavery. Following the deaths of Richardson (1851) and his colleague Overweg (1852), Barth led the expedition alone. His travels extended to Lake Chad in the east, Cameroon in the ...
25 de nov. de 2015 · Heinrich Barth starb am 25.11.1865; manche Fachleute messen ihm heute einen Rang zu, wie ihn Alexander von Humboldt hat. Der Forscher Heinrich Barth bereiste Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts Afrika und ...
