Nile Valley Contributions to Civilization: Exploding the Myths: 1

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There are 3 main tributaries that feed the Nile River valley: the Blue Nile, the White Nile, and the Atbara river. The Nile also moves through Sudan, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Burundi, Ethiopia, and South Sudan. This created excellent agricultural land along the banks of the Nile, an area that otherwise would have been desert. However, as the name suggests, Browder is more concerned with reclaiming and defending the most famous of Afrikan civilizations: the people of Kemet.The Nile River created the conditions in the Nile River Valley region that encouraged the flourishing of some of humankind's earliest sedentary cultures. The annual flooding of the Nile River Valley provided the earliest tribes with fertile soil to ensure survival. This part of the Nile boasts breathtaking waterfalls as it meanders through the highlands into a deep gorge and through canyons. In Egypt, the river can be referred to as Ar, which translates to the black river, because of the dark silt rich water.

Europeans have claimed the non-African creation of Egypt to downgrade the position of African people in world history. The river flows from the highlands of Ethiopia during the monsoons and merges with the Nile at the town of A? From the introduction of this book, you get the idea that Anthony Browder is very influence by the work done by John G. From their rise to their fall, he acts as a muse for history, stopping along at key moments to contemplate various details, such as their mark on other civilizations, including our own.His overview of the Dynastic period and their culture - along with his tidbits of surprise information- is breathtaking and extensive. The river valley is currently home to over 250 million people that depend on the resources of the Nile River for survival. After the monsoon rains had fallen near the Nile's headwaters, the river flooded from June through September.

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. Ivan van Sertima's arguments on an Afrikan presence in the Americas, which Browder relies on primarily for his arguments regarding Afrikan influence on Native American populations, especially the Olmecs, also have been debunked. Of course, the success of this book also brings to light other questions and cultural dilemmas that still have not been answered, which I will pose. Little is known about the details of the ancient Nubians, since they did not develop their own writing system; instead, they gradually adopted the Egyptian system from their northern neighbors.

If you can handle the IMPACT of TRUTH of how Anthony Browder has exposed Christianity's mode of operation over the years and how it has even today a Mental Stronghold on those who would continue to believe a lie rather than the truth. The Nile River no longer floods because the Aswan Dam was built, improved, and expanded throughout the 20th century. The region was known as Nubia, present-day southern Egypt, and northern Sudan, spanning from the Nile River Valley to the Red Sea.