The Untold Legacy of the Moors

Long before Columbus ever dreamed of crossing the Atlantic, a different people had already carved

their story into America's soil. Their ships had kissed foreign shores, their knowledge

had shaped civilizations, and their legacy had taken root in lands that history books would later

claim were "discovered" by European explorers. But this is not the story you learned in school.

This is the story they didn't want you to know. Picture this: while Europe stumbled

through its Dark Ages, magnificent libraries stretched across North Africa and

southern Spain. Advanced astronomical instruments calculated ocean currents with precision that wouldn't

be matched for centuries. Master navigators charted courses across treacherous waters using mathematical