Kemet 101 is a spirited introduction to the ancient civilization known by its citizens as Kemet, but known today as Ancient Egypt. This civilization lasted for thousands of years and left behind evidence of spectacular scientific achievements and deep spiritual beliefs. This book will put the reader into the mindset of the Kemetic people.

Kemet 101 is an invaluable asset for tourists to Egypt because it describes many of the important artifacts and monuments that tourists see when they visit Egypt.

Chapter 1 begins with the “up south” origin of Nile Valley culture and addresses several aspects of cultural evolution.

Chapter 2 provides the necessary background information on the building and evolution of the pyramids.

Chapter 3 explains how an ethical standard called “MA’AT” held together a country that had many “religions”.

Chapter 4, shares some of the common rules and practices associated with hieroglyphs.

Chapter 5 delves into some of the great literature for which the Middle Kingdom is known, like their poetry and medical papyri.

Chapter 6 explains the rise of external threats and the emergence of the great military personalities of the 18th Dynasty like Horemheb and Queen Aahotep.

Chapter 7 addresses the factors that led to Kemet’s decline and the great legacy that Kemet left for us.

Dr. Perry Kyles acquired his doctorate from Florida International University. He is a specialist in African Diaspora History and Economic History. He has led countless tours, including tours to Egypt and Ghana. Dr. Kyles has published widely and officiated the publication of several peer-reviewed works. According to Dr. Kyles, classroom learning should be supported by field research.