What do you think?
Rate this book
Unmistakably Black: Sculpture and Paintings From The World's First Civilisation
Sculpture and paintings of the ancient Egyptians that are rarely seen in textbooks. They are shown with a no-nonsense commentary from anthro-photo-journalist Anu M'Bantu. From the world's first civilisation and they are unmistakably Black!
41 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 17, 2013
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 10 of 10 reviews
May 25, 2018
Great book that offers truth
Very true look at the true origin of the Egyptian people that you won't find in a textbook. My dad always told me as a child that our people came from Kings and Queens. Awesome read!!!
Very true look at the true origin of the Egyptian people that you won't find in a textbook. My dad always told me as a child that our people came from Kings and Queens. Awesome read!!!
November 7, 2017
Love it
I love facts and pictures that I never seen before and how you explain then art work and our lost history
I love facts and pictures that I never seen before and how you explain then art work and our lost history
June 11, 2018
The Truth Hurts
Cognitive Dissonance. These two words, sums it up for the racist, bigots and nay sayers.
I enjoyed seeing the pictures and how this pamphlet was put together.
Cognitive Dissonance. These two words, sums it up for the racist, bigots and nay sayers.
I enjoyed seeing the pictures and how this pamphlet was put together.
October 21, 2018
Great Read
So enjoyed reading this book so informative and enlightening. I couldn’t put it down would highly recommend this book for anyone seeking Truth
So enjoyed reading this book so informative and enlightening. I couldn’t put it down would highly recommend this book for anyone seeking Truth
December 24, 2018
Waste of time
Waste of time. Nothing but a picture book telling me that original Egyptians were black. Not a news flash, just told ya so boasting.
Waste of time. Nothing but a picture book telling me that original Egyptians were black. Not a news flash, just told ya so boasting.
December 19, 2022
Definitely pass
Wasn't looking for a picture book. Was looking for actual jnformation. This is childish and almost silly. aste of time/$$$$
Wasn't looking for a picture book. Was looking for actual jnformation. This is childish and almost silly. aste of time/$$$$
August 10, 2018
Finished this book in less than 5 minutes. The pictures presented in the book were convincing. I was expecting a little more analysis then what was given but okay. “Big, broad lips, unmistakably Black!”, “Big, wide nose, typical characteristic of African feathers”. “Beautiful chocolate skin when Egyptians African”. Okay... The book also offered other books to explore for further information.
September 4, 2016
Great book. Has a lot of art from Egyptian origin.
I would recommended this book to anyone who wants to know the truth. Seeing is proof to believing plus you probably wasn't shown this in school.
I would recommended this book to anyone who wants to know the truth. Seeing is proof to believing plus you probably wasn't shown this in school.
October 11, 2016
Good content.
Like this book. Needed a little more content. A good start but needs to be developed into more concepts of historical impact of these findings in today's age of beauty standards.
Like this book. Needed a little more content. A good start but needs to be developed into more concepts of historical impact of these findings in today's age of beauty standards.
July 26, 2016
I ALREADY KNEW!!!
A nice quick pictorial. I always knew about the Kemetic origin of this great civilization. This series should be required reading in every history class.
A nice quick pictorial. I always knew about the Kemetic origin of this great civilization. This series should be required reading in every history class.
Displaying 1 - 10 of 10 reviews