AIA Conference: Egypt in its African Context

Accessed June 11, 2009 | Archaeological Institute of America

This conference examines the very overlooked African elements of the ancient Egyptian culture. An itinerary is provided, along with themes to address in submitted papers, key speakers, and contact information. The conference takes place October 3 and 4 at the University of Manchester in Manchester, UK.

African History Is Everyone's History

Originally published June , 2009 | the Vanguard | by Benjamin Gremillion

Gremillion describes Chancellor Williams' "definitive work" entitled The Destruction of Black Civilization, which chronicles the various roles black Africans had in ancient history, including having built Egypt's stone structures.