Sénoudébou is a locality of the Eastern Senegal, located near Nayé, at the border with the Mali.
In 1846 the captaine Parent has the appearance of a pioneer by announcing the site of Sénoudébou at an international archaeological community up to that point little concerned with the vestiges of the African continent.
The closest localities are Boubia, Djita and Debou Fadela.
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