Family, it is important to remember when we study classical Kmtyw civilization...-gctid79219

[Runoko Rashidi]

Family, it is important to remember when we study classical Kmtyw civilizations that our search must be continent wide.  Kmt (Ancient Egypt) is the shining star of early Kmt, and the world, but it was by no means Kmt's only great civilization.  Even in the Nile Valley itself names like Nubia, Kush, Merowe and Ta-Seti continue to resonate.  But far beyond the Nile Valley, Kmtyw civilization was continent wide and we have just scratched the tip of the surface in regards to the true greatness of Kmtyw people, Kmtyw culture, Kmtyw civilization!  The more we research the more impressive the results are!  Blessings sisters and brothers!

[Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé]

Good point!

[Agya Yaw]

Some Kmtyw needs to seriously start studying what we were doing before the Sahara turned into what we now know as the Sahara, a desert.

[Sun Ship]

Excellent point...

We seem to have reached a rung on the historical ladder, and because it glitters, we have stopped there and set all of our foundations, hopes, and expectations.  

Ancient Kemet didn't just appear out of nowhere, and though we must consider and learn from it's great remains, monuments, and rich history, there is more to a people than what magnificent objects, inscriptions, and temples can explain.

The greatness of an empire is the people, the family units and their civility and spiritual wisdom.  

Kmt has yet to reveal the depths of it's primordial greatness, an ancient greatness still unexplored all over the world going back tens of thounited snakesnds of years (every year they're finding new settlements, artifacts, temples, and even pyramids).  

There is not a living institution on earth outside of Black Kmt proper that desires to find, announce, or display anything great as it pertains to our people, and I beleive this innate bias impedes any and all further discovery beyond what is already known.  It is left up to us to put together our shattered history and excavate our story.

I feel there are facts and truths yet discovered that will be mind-boggling, and most of what is to be discovered is within us and yet to be reconstituted, actualized, realized, and further explored.