Learning paths
Guided Study, Source First
Every lesson names its reading and its evidence. Progress tracking arrives with student accounts.
About 10 hours
Study African Civilization with Sources
How to read a claim about African antiquity: where the evidence comes from, what the author is arguing, and what would count as proof. The habit this path builds is citation before conviction.
View lessonsAbout 8 hours
Kemet, Ethics, and Ma'at
The moral vocabulary of ancient Egypt as it appears in the texts themselves: order, balance, truth, and the accounting of a life. Translation choices are treated as evidence, not decoration.
View lessonsAbout 9 hours
African Cosmologies: Regional and Comparative Study
Named traditions in their own regions before any comparison is attempted. The path refuses the flattening of many traditions into one generic account.
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Flagship track
Let the Ancestors Speak: A Responsible Medu Neter Study Guide
An original companion track. It does not reproduce, transcribe, or closely paraphrase any book's text, exercises, charts, or images. Written permission would have to be recorded before any such material appeared here.
- 01
Orientation to Medu Neter Study
- 02
Script, Language, and Transliteration
- 03
Signs and Visual Attention
- 04
Sound Values and Reading Conventions
- 05
Word Formation and Core Grammar
- 06
Determinatives, Context, and Meaning
- 07
Reading a Short Text Responsibly