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Ancient Egypt in Africa

O'Connor, David

Although the study of Egyptian culture spurned its own discipline, Egypt is and always has been part of Africa. These twelve essays re-open the debate on the influence of Egyptian culture on the rest of Africa from early times to the Christian period acknowledging and discussing the distortions that have been created by 'racial prejudice, colonial and imperial interests'. 219p, b/w illus (Encounters with Ancient Egypt, UCL Press 2003)

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