“History”, as we know it today, suggests the only contributions Africans played was the role of slaves and poverty stricken souls unable to survive without the aid of their enforced enslavement and colonialism.
Ancient Africans in Europe, Asia and America
The concept of “race” is a European invention, yet when it comes to identifying the ethnicity of the first humans and civilizations, European scientists and institutions claim not to recognise “race” and attribute the founders of ancient civilizations and the first humans to non-Africans, when the evidence clearly shows that these original founders were African.
Ancient Africans in Europe, Asia and America
JOIN US for Black History Month 2019 and witness institutional racism that writes Africans out of world history. Discover the evidence of Ancient Africans in Europe, Asia and America ONLY on this month’s tour of the British Museum!!!
TICKETS £10… free for children under the age of 16!!!
Don’t miss out and buy your ticket NOW!!!
Friday Night at the Museum
AVOID THE QUEUES!!!
MEET AT THE BACK of the British Museum in the MONTAGUE PLACE ENTRANCE at 2pm. The tour starts at 2.30pm SHARP!
TAKE HOME the exclusive Ancient Africans souvenir brochure for a discount of £10.
Ancient Africans Tour Brochure
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