Anu M'Bantu has 2 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 2 narrators, with an average listener rating of 4★ across 1 ratings. The most-rated is The Ancient Black Hebrews and Arabs.
The Ancient Black Hebrews and Arabs
Summary
The evidence from the Bible describes the ancient Hebrews as being Afro-haired and Black. Abraham, Jacob, David, and Solomon were Black. Pictures of the ancient Hebrews show this part of Biblical record to be accurate. Most people do not know that the original Arabs of ancient times were Black. This audiobook quotes ancient authorities and the ancient Arabs themselves to show that they were considered by themselves, and others, as Black. It also demonstrates how the Arabs became more intermixed with time. A must buy for those interested in ancient Asiatic Black people!
©2013 Gert Muller and Anu M'Bantu (P)2014 Gert Muller and Anu M'Bantu
Afro Hair of the Ancient Egyptians and Blackheads, Africans of Mesopotamia
Summary
The Caucasian appearance of the hair on Egyptian mummies has been skillfully avoided by many Black scholars. Professor Diop appears to have been the only scholar to give it even a cursory treatment. We believe had he lived beyond 1986 he would have given the question the detail of attention it deserved. We conclude this because of the scientific pioneering spirit he showed in conducting the melanin dosage test is the same one that would have been required to solve this problem. This booklet deals with the contentious issue and puts it to rest. The ancient Egyptians had Afro hair! Professor Cheikh Anta Diop used the multi-disciplinary method to prove that the ancient Egyptians were Black. Now for the first time the ancient Mesopotamians are having the same multi-disciplinary approach applied to them. There is also a review of their political history and spiritual accomplishments. Art, anthropology, religion, and history show the Mesopotamians of ancient times were Black. This book was presented as a lecture alongside Dr. Ben in October 2001 at the Dr. Ben Memorial Lecture in London.
©2014 Anu M'Bantu (P)2015 Anu M'Bantu