While Browder largely avoids the pitfalls of this biased form of thought and makes arguments for Afrikan unity- casting away the Afrikan-American label so that they can reconnect with the heritage torn from them- and a respect for all religious concepts, I'm afraid many will miss the larger message Browder tries to convey with his survey of Kemetian influences on our society. As a work challenging Eurocentrism and making an argument for the worldwide cultural impact of Kemet, he succeeds and enlightens many. Browder rarely falters, and instead of arriving at baseless assumptions, he always allows the critical mind to decide for itself, which is proof of his merit as an exemplar and true student of both his field and his personal beliefs. Egyptians Believe That The Nile River Valley Resembles The Image Of The Sacred Lotus Flower, Which Is A Symbol Of Life And Rebirth. The Greeks Named The Large Fanned Area Delta Because The Shape Of The Area Resembles The Greek Letter Delta Upside-down. It is possible that the origins of the Ta-Seti Culture can be found in the Anu people who may have been the first group of people to settle the Nile Valley based on the Terra Neta Tile found at the Temple of Abydos. Historically, it makes sense that the Nile Valley would be important as the Cradle of Civilization since the earliest traces of modern Man coupled with Agriculture and Iron have been found in East Africa’s Great Lakes Region.

He has traveled to Egypt 54 times since 1980 and is currently director of the ASA Restoration Project, which is funding the excavation and restoration of the 25 thdynasty tomb of Karakhamun in Luxor, Egypt. The Newtonian synthesis in physical science and its roots in the Nile Valley / John Pappademos (18 p.). The White Nile River Originates From The Freshwater Lake, Lake Victoria In Central Africa. The River Flows North For Approximately 1,295 Miles Before Meeting The Blue Nile River. Contrary To The Blue Nile, The White Nile River Is Calm And For Many Months Can Be Swamp-like Shallow Conditions. The Sobat River Is The Major Tributary That Feeds Into The White Nile.He authored 49 books, primarily on Kemet and Nile Valley civilizations, and their influences on Western cultures and the world’s major religions (i.e., Judaism, Christianity, and Al-Islam).

C. Mauch and T. Zeller, eds. Rivers in History: Perspectives on Waterways in Europe and North America (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2008). As the oldest Nile Valley Civilization, the Ta-Seti Civilization should also be regarded as one of Pre-Colonial Africa’s greatest contributions to world Civilization. It is obviously challenging if the land on which you have built your home and grow your food gets flooded by a river every August and September, as the Nile used to do before the Aswan High Dam," explains Arthur Goldschmidt, Jr., a retired Penn State University professor of Middle East history and the author of A Brief History of Egypt. "Creating dikes, channels and basins to move and store some of the Nile waters required ingenuity and probably much trial-and-error experimentation for the ancient Egyptians."You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain, for the Lord will not hold him guiltless who takes His name in Another racist book I have in my library is called, General History Collections: Types of Mankind: or Ethnological Researches… Illustrated by Selections from the Inedited papers of S.G. Morton…. and by additional contributions from L. Agassiz, W. Usher… H.S Patterson co-authored by two white men named Dr. Josiah Clark Nott and Dr. George Robbins Gliddon. The laws that say… “Thou Shalt Not Kill……., etc.” and “Thou Shall Not Steal……etc” were used in Egypt (Sais) and Ethiopia (Kush or Cush thousands of years before the birth of Moses of the Hebrew (Jewish) Torah. Yet these two laws, including all of the other ten that makes up so-called “western religions” basic moral codes, are still being taught as if the first time they ever came to the knowledge of mankind was when they were allegedly “………given to Moses on Mount Sinai.” At least, this is the manner in which they are presently taught in Europe, the Americans, and wherever Europeans and European American religious and economic controls are in evidence.” The land continued to develop and its population increased until Roman times. Important factors in this process were unity, political stability, and the expansion of the area of cultivated land. The harnessing of the Nile was crucial to growth.