Enwa Protoculture

The Enwa Protoculture was a protoculture of Homo sapiens that emerged in Zanzibar around 60,000 BCE. They were excellent seafarers and navigators, especially for the time period, expanding to much of the Tanzanian coast and, at one point, the western coast of Madagascar. The protoculture distinguished itself from the Great Lakes Protoculture with its insistence on abstaining from violence against other hominids and the taboo against spilling blood on land. Eventually, the expansion of the Great Lakes Protoculture pushed them out, leading one group to settle in Somalia and another to settle on Madagascar, where they were incorporated into the greater Madagascan Protoculture there.