KATIOPA ÉDITIONS
Home / Works / Race and Identity in Ancient Egypt, Vol. I: Towards an Etymology of the Place-name Km.t
KATIOPA Race and Identity in Ancient Egypt, Vol. I: Towards an Etymology of the Place-name Km.tAsar Imhotep

African linguistics & cultural philosophy

Race and Identity in Ancient Egypt, Vol. I: Towards an Etymology of the Place-name Km.t

A research-led reading path through language, cultural concepts and African intellectual history. Discover Race and Identity in Ancient Egypt, Vol. I: Towards an Etymology of the Place-name Km.t through the linked author or publisher record.

First published2023

Independent bibliographic entry. Retailer and reading links are external and attributed to their respective publishers and rights holders.

A DEEPER LOOK

Discover the work

A research-led reading path through language, cultural concepts and African intellectual history. Discover Race and Identity in Ancient Egypt, Vol. I: Towards an Etymology of the Place-name Km.t through the linked author or publisher record.

A

MEET THE AUTHOR

Asar Imhotep

Researcher examining connections among ancient Egyptian language, philosophy and Bantu languages; claims should be read alongside independent scholarship.

Read the full biography and bibliography →

FOLLOW THE THREAD

Continue reading around this work

Share this discovery

Help someone find the author, the idea or a book they might otherwise miss.

Your next reading adventure starts here.

Explore books, publications, voices and research across the wider Katiopa atlas.