Mfangano Island in Kenya’s Lake Victoria hosts some ancient rock art that is an estimated to be 4000 years old. It consists of concentric circles built by a culture long gone but still revered. Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa, with a volume of 69,484 square kilometers (26828 sq mi), making it the second-largest freshwater lake on the planet. Its coastline is shared by Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. Mfangano Island, which covers an area of 65 square kilometers (25 sq mi), is situated next to Rusinga Island, where the tomb of the independence hero Tom Mboya is located. The art tells the tale of an early group of hunter-gatherers that preceded the present culture - a group similar
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