Thisis a discussionofneglectedAfricanarcheologyandoneoftherichestarcheology sites intheworld. SudangotitsnamefromtheArabicexpression ‘bilādal-sūdān’ (“landoftheblacks”). Byextension, WestAfricawasoncecalled ‘Western Sudan’ andtheentirecontinentwasonceknown as Ethiopia. SudanwasthelocationofAncientNubia, whereyouwillfindthebeginningsoftheHeiroglyphsemergingfromdeepinInnerAfricabeforeEgyptevenexisted, andanAfrican “pharonic” government (Ta Seti) thatwasfullydevelopedbeforethebirthofEgypt’s1stdynasty. TheindigenousAfricanname for Pharaohis “Nisut/Biti” meaningEmperor, or King etc. whiletheword “Pharaoh” wasderivedfromtheGreekswhowereinterpreting a Kemeticwordcalled (“prhaa”) whichisactually a buildingoccupiedbytheEmperorandEmpress. To thisday, theword “Pharaoh” appearsinyourbiblesandisactuallyderivativeof a Kemeticreference to a building. Sothisis a discussionoftheneglected (anddeliberatelyflooded) opportunitiesofAfricanarcheologyandtourisminNubiaandthelandsinSudan, southofwhatiscurrentlycalled “Egypt”. Thewritingsystemweknow as thehieroglyphswerealreadyfullydevelopedin Ta SetibeforeEgyptevenexisted. Oneofthemostimportantwritingsystemsintheworld, itinfluencedbothEurope as well as Africaandisoneof 27 Africanwritingsystems. ThiswritingsystemoriginatedinNubiaandwasrefinedbytheAfricans as theymovednorthwardovertimerefiningtheculture as theywent, blossomingintoKemet (nowcalledEgypt) expandingthatcivilization similar to howtheUnitedStatesexpandedfromit’s original 13 coloniesinto 51 States.” Kemetwas a deliberatelyplanned, federatednationwith 42 citystatesUnitedunderonegovernmentalongtheNile (42 being a sacrednumber). “Heiroglyphs” istheGreekname for thiswritingsystem, theGreektranslationofthe original Africanname “MDRNETER” whichmeansroughlythesamething (sacredwritingsor ‘TongueofGod’) .TheregioncalledSudanhas 255 knownpyramids, more pyramidsthan ‘egypt’s 138’ but does notsee a fractionofthetourism. “TheindigenousAfricannameofthisregionofcourseisKemet, thenameEgypt derives fromHwt-Ka-Ptah, whichis a templeinlowerEgyptwhichbecamethename for theregion for visitingpopulations. TheGreekspronouncedit as “Aegyptus” (Aigyptos) intheirdialectandovertimeAegyptusbecame ‘Egypt’ withtheArabswhowerethelast to invade theregionin 640 a d. TheAfricansfirstalliedwiththeArabsinorder for them to helpgetridoftheRomans, andthiswas a mistake. Today, ArabEgyptthrives off thetourismoftheAncientstructures. Thename “Egypt” islikerenamingtheUnitedStatesafterthe Washington Monument . TheHapi (Nile) riverflowsfrom 4000 milesdeepinInnerAfrica (south to north), andbecauseofthis, certainancientmapshavesouthpointingupwardswithnorthpointingdownwards. Thefirstcity-stateor ‘Knome’ ofKemetwas ‘Ta Seti’ inthesouthatanareacalledQustal. WhentheAswanDamwascompletedin 1963, itput 500 milesofAncientNubiaunder 250 ofwaterforever. Justbeforethis, therewas a rushofarcheology to rescuewhatevercouldbefoundbeforethewatersfloodedtheregion. In 1962-1963, itwasat Ta Setithat a EuropeanArcheologistnamed ‘Keith Seale'(leadinganAmericanarcheologyteam) foundthebeginningsofthepharonicgovernmentfullydevelopedinNubia, theheiroglyphswritingsystem, everythingweknow as classically “Egyptian” fullydevelopedinNubia, eventhe ‘AnointedChristBeing’ representationfrom a periodprecedingtheriseofwhatwecallEgypt. ChristisactuallyanAfricanTitle for ananointedandhighlygiftedone, appearingintheMDRNTRlanguage as (Krst). Mr. Sealesatsilentlyonthisdiscovery for 16 years (perhapsknowinghewouldbeblackballedbyhisEuropeanpeersifheexposedthisinformation) anditwasonlyafterhediedin a tragiccaraccidentthatoneofhisassistantsbroughtthisinformationforwardin 1979 anditfirst hit intheNew York Times. ManypopulationscurrentlyinWestAfricaliketheDogon, Wolof, Bambara, Mande’ Yoruba, Bameleke’ andAkanhavehistoricalstoriesoftheirancestorsmigrationoutofthenilevalleyandintowest, central andsouthernAfricaduring a periodofchaoswiththeGreek, Roman, andArab (etc.) invasionsover a periodof 1500 years (therewere 6 major migrations). To read more, checkout TdkaMaat Kilimanjaro andthesolidresearchofhisteam. Also, theclassicbookcalled ‘TheDestructionofAfricanCivilizations’ byauthor ‘BasilDavidson’. Andatanytime, youcanalsowatchoneofthegreatestlecturesonthissubjectbyAuthorandAnthropologist Ivan VanSertima. It’sonroughfilmqualitysincethiswas shot inthe1980slongbefore YouTube buttheinformationispricelessand rock solidlyresearched. Hereisthe link: https://youtu.be/mk9IqMz6IDs