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Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization

John G. Jackson
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Duration
1h 9m
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Author's Republic

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This essay is an effort to highlight the influence of Ethiopia in the history of Civilization. It also devotes consider time to suggesting that Ethiopia's contribution has been either misunderstood or intentionally ignored by mainstream historians and scholars. Jackson culls research from Archaeology, Comparative Religion, History and Classical Antiquity to propose that contributions from Ethiopia were at the forefront of many of the developments later taken credit for by "White" scholars.

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  • Demography
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John G. JacksonAuthor
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