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Ancient African Civilization (Haya) __ By 100 A.D. the Haya people of now Tanzania 🇹🇿 began making steel Elders were usually in charge of making the metal and used mud and grass to produce carbon. The carbon was then used with iron over an open hearth furnace to produce steel. Apart from making iron, the Haya were also cultivators of banana, beans, coffee, tea, plantain and maize. The land was kept fertile by using cattle manure – especially to grow bananas. They traded coffee before the arriv
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