Kemet 101 is a spirited introduction to the ancient civilization known by its citizens as Kemet, but known today as Ancient Egypt.

Written by historian Perry Kyles, PhD, Kemet 101 introduces listeners to the people, ideas, achievements, language, and history of one of the world’s great ancient civilizations. Rather than simply presenting dates, kings, and monuments, the audiobook seeks to place the listener into the mindset of the Kemetic people and explore the principles that shaped their civilization.

Travel through thousands of years of history as Kemet 101 explores the origins of Kemet in the Nile Valley, the development and construction of the pyramids, the principles of MA’AT, the fundamentals of Medu Neter (hieroglyphs), Middle Kingdom literature and medicine, the rise of the great 18th Dynasty, and the forces that ultimately contributed to Kemet’s decline.

Topics include:

• The Shemsu Heru and the Origins of Kemet
• Why and How the Kemetic Pyramids Were Built
• MA’AT: The Foundation of Success
• Medu Neter: Introduction to Hieroglyphs
• Middle Kingdom literature, poetry, and medicine
• Saviors From the South
• The rise and military power of the 18th Dynasty
• What Caused Kemet’s Decline?
• The enduring legacy of Kemet

Kemet 101 is also an excellent companion for travelers to Egypt who want to better understand the temples, pyramids, tombs, inscriptions, artifacts, and historical sites they encounter.

Complete Audiobook • Approximately 1 Hour 45 Minutes • MP3 Digital Download

Written by Perry Kyles, PhD