Ancient Egypt is often celebrated around the world—but what if much of its story has been simplified, or even erased? The Book of the Dead wasn’t just a guide for the afterlife—it contained wisdom, morality, and knowledge rooted deeply in African civilization.
For centuries, colonial narratives and foreign historians downplayed the African origins of these texts, reshaping history to suit their agendas. But the truth remains: Africa’s influence on science, art, spirituality, and society has always been profound.
It’s time to reclaim that lost knowledge and see history through a lens that honors the people who first shaped it.
