The Truth Behind Egypt's Stolen Legacy: Livestream
Founder Of Nile University Exposes Misattributed Egyptian Innovations
The lecture, titled "Stolen Legacy: The Egregious Misappropriation of the Achievements of Ancient Egyptians", will take place on
Prof. Khalil, Founder of the International Association on Management of Technology (IAMOT), will explore how historical narratives around the 'discovery' of innovation and technology have been shaped and misrepresented over time – often attributed to other societies and whitewashing Ancient Egypt's history. His lecture will highlight the groundbreaking contributions of Ancient Egypt to knowledge and innovation, far beyond what is already known, reaffirming
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In person attendance is welcomed, and the livestream will be accessible worldwide via https://youtube.com/@nileuniversity?si=kZWQ-W1igQiPJZZV.
About Prof. Tarek Khalil
Prof.
About Nile University
Nile University (NU), founded in 2006 as
Event Details:
Lecture Title:
Stolen Legacy: The Egregious Misappropriation of the Achievements of Ancient Egyptians
Speaker: Prof.
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Location: Nile University,
Livestream:https://youtube.com/@nileuniversity?si=kZWQ-W1igQiPJZZV.
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