Asar Imhotep | Does km(t) mean "black" bull/cattle? @AsarImhotep | Uploaded 10 months ago | Updated May 12 2024
Join me on Kujichagulia (Monday) July 10th at 2PM Eastern time at the Mbongi as we critically examine the ancient Egyptian words km/km.t "bull/cattle" and see if there is any relation to "blackness" as claimed by many Egyptologists. A rigorous linguistic analysis suggest that there is no connection to the word for "bull" and the color "black." This is a discovery, covered in more detail, in the upcoming text Race and Identity in Ancient Egypt, Vol. 1 (2023). So please bookmark your calendars, like, and share this link with friends and colleagues.

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