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In this video Chris Ehret debunks the infamous 2017 Abusir study that suggests that modern Arabs and Levantine populations are representative of the inhabitants of ancient Kmt.

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0:00 - Jazz (We’ve Got)
4:15 - We Can Get Down
8:35 - Bonita Applebum
12:25 - Buggin’ out
16:04 - Steve Biko (Stir It Up)
19:17 - Push It Along
24:06 - Award Tour
27:54 - Can I Kick It?
32:08 - Electric Relaxation
36:13 - 8 Million Stories
40:36 - Excursions
44:31 - Luck of Lucien
49:03 - Check the Rhime
52:41 - Midnight
57:06 - Sucka Nigga

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The coast of Kenya has a series of impressive medieval ruins. Amongst the monuments are tombs, grand houses, mosques, and palaces. East African archaeologists date the high point of this heritage to the 13th century. The Kenyan museums contain impressive, reconstructed artefacts that animated the urban life of these lost cities.

In this lecture, Robin Walker will present this heritage and put it in its proper place as a powerful chapter in Africa's history.

A lecture by Robin Walker

The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website:
https://www.gresham.ac.uk/watch-now/kenya-cities

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Extrait de la conférence donnée par Kaalozz, membre du Collectif A.U.S.A.R, lors du premier Cheikh Anta Diop Day dans le monde francophone.