Uncovering the Ancient Roots of Egypt: A Journey Through the Prehistoric Origins of the Black Genesis

Antônio Coelho de Souza do Nasciemento: Muito bom. Satisfeito

Brazil on May 05, 2021

Dr. Bernd Brömser: Zur Info. Noch nicht ganz lesen

Germany on Oct 28, 2020

Chris: Must read

Canada on Nov 02, 2018

BronzeRose.A.16: Robert Bauval and Thomas Brophy have pulled out ALL of the stops! These works are riveting to say in the least. Your works compliment a vast body of works that are not quite as popular than the easy peasy works of those who made an attempt to explain away such astonishing facts from their limited position and who told the story from what they'd "inherited" about the original JET Black man/woman of The Nile Valley without actual fact checking... Astounding! That you've re-discovered so many FACTS that were totally over looked because maybe: it was TOO HOT to look any further into the desert for the REAL-REAL, maybe there was static from others..., maybe these stories didn't include them... whatever... Thank you also for not being ashamed to challenge the current myths and inaccuracies pertaining to our ancients. DJEDEFRE Water Mountain in the desert!!! WHOA! The heights that the ancients reached is mind blowing! Well, you guys have ripped the veil never to be mended. Thank you for revealing the truth of the matter. You guys ROCK!

United States on Feb 02, 2018

Mabel's Friend: Mr. Bauval has some good points in his book and has obviously done his research. For me there was just too much emphasis on astronomy. Therefore I had a hard time 'getting into' the book and found it too long.

Canada on Jun 22, 2013

Robert Steven Thomas: I was expecting this book would be a follow-up to Thomas Brophy's breakthrough, but highly controversial 2005 book "The Origin Map," further detailing the history-altering archeological discoveries at Nabta Playa. While it is an update of sorts, "Black Genesis" deals less with the scientific/historical anomalies at Nabta Playa that make it invaluable for a correct understanding of world history and more with the surrounding new discoveries and contemporary political drama. While disappointed that Bauval & Brophy did not continue to discuss the challenge this ancient ruin provides to the falsehoods maintained by mainstream science and history, I still rate it five-star because of the up-dating of status for the actual archeological ruins and the Egyptian government's shameful conduct in failing to protect this irreplaceable international archeological treasure. (Many of the key megalithic, inscribed, marker-stones have actually been removed, broken and discarded during the last five-years, with the Egyptian government's participation in an effort to hide the paradigm-changing evidence at this location.) The book is especially important because it contains first-hand accounts of...

United States on Jul 06, 2012

S.T: A must read for anyone interested in Ancient Egypt. This book shows that the Ancient Egyptian civilization didn't sprung up out of nowwhere, but was actually a gradual evolution that started thousands of years ago, a few miles below the Nile Valley, from a advanced Black civilization. And when the Sahara dried up, you'll see that these people disappeared, and it is at that moment that you have the appearance of the Ancient Egyptian civilization. This book outlines many similarites between this civilization and the Ancient Egyptian civilization. This prehistoric civilization where doing the same Astronomy that the Pyramid builders were doing thousands of years later. One major interesting fact about this book is that this prehistoric civilization where aware of something in Astronomy called Precession. This was something that was believed to be discovered by the Greeks, but this book shows that it was known by this prehistoric civlization.

This book also has mainstream science backing it up. This book mentions that these prehistoric people had their origins in East Africa. And many people dont know, or dont wanna know, that it has been conclusively proven by mainstream...

United States on Mar 31, 2012

Andrew Fontenelle: Some years ago I watched an episode of the Africa series by Basil Davidson. This particular episode showed rock paintings of people living in the Sahara region at a time when it was much wetter and greener than it is today. The people depicted in the drawings, wore dress very reminiscent of that worn by the people of ancient Egypt. The 'art' suggested that we were looking at the lives of a very sophisticated people. As the climate changed and the Sahara dried up they migrated to other parts of Africa including the Nile Valley.

In the book "Black Genesis: The Prehistoric Origins of Ancient Egypt" the authors, Robert Bauval and Thomas Brophy, present evidence that Pharaonic Egypt was established by communities coming in from the Sahara as the climate changed. Focusing on discoveries found at sites in the Egyptian Sahara, they suggest that these ancient people domesticated cattle and had a sophisticated knowledge of Astronomy which emerges later in the Nile Valley civilization. The authors also describe their own visits to and surveys of the archaeological sites.

I enjoyed reading the book and was amazed at the amount of related information that could be found on the...

United Kingdom on Jun 04, 2011