European Scholars Finally Admit That Africans Invented This Technology

[:en] Kemet or Ancient Egypt (for those who are not initiated yet) is located in the extreme North East of Africa. And that location allows the country to possess some coastal borders (Sea). There is one with the Mediterranean Sea and another one along the Red Sea. But the country for those who really know its history was not in the beginning what we could call a coastal power. Especially because its people came from the inside of the African continent and not from the coastal areas. And they settled around the Nile river which is in the middle of the country. But the country possesses another specificity, which is that the great majority of its territory is uninhabited. The reason is that most of it is a desert. Life is only possible around the Nile river. So, people in the country only live around the Nile river. In other words, they were not a “Sea people” as the Vikings for example, at least in the beginning. Their sailing techniques were more related to the Nile River. But through time they managed to develop their technology to be able to sail on the sea. Alexander Belov, a Russian archaeologist, who spent many years studying the sailing techniques of the people of Kemet has recently concluded that the Kemites may have actually invented certain sailing technologies on their own. Technologies that were previously thought