Echos of the Old Darkland is the first original book by Dr. Charles S. Finch III in which the author attempts to trace origin and the evolution of humanity, is culture, myths, and religion in Africa in light of modern findings.

Echoes of the Old Darkland: Themes from the African Eden

Politics & Social Sciences

Finch, Charles S., III

Social Sciences

Khenti

BIBLIO AFRICANA is the new reader's guide on African studies & related subjects compiled by Charles S. Finch III. It is a collection of compendia of 214 books under six subject headings: Africa & the Origin of Humanity, African Antiquity--The Nile Valley Connection, The Cultural History of the Old World--Studies in comparative Myth, Religion, & Symbolism, Modern African Studies--1,000 Years of Cultural History, Before Columbus--The African Factor in Meso-America, Africans in the New World--Life, History, & Culture. This annotated bibliography is designed to guide the reader to references--old & new--that underpin the new historiography re-establishing Africa's place in world history. The books described & evaluated in this collection represent the distillation of 20 years of continuous research & will open the reader to a new panorama of history that, until recently, was all-but-forgotten.

Biblio Africana: An Annotated Reader's Guide to African Cultural History and Related Subjects

Africa and the Birth of Science and Technology

Sociology

The Star of Deep Beginnings represents perhaps the most abitious work yet by Charles S. Finch III. The title, derived from a Dogon name for Sirius B. reflects the cosmic nature of African science.

The Star of Deep Beginnings

III, Charles S. Finch

Science & Math

Much has been written about African history and culture and yet one will comb this vast literature nearly in vain for a complete and comprehensive survey of African civilizations by a single author. Conventional history places the beginnings of ancient Egypt at 3100 B.C. In this work, Dr. Charles Finch demonstrates that the civilization of ancient Egypt did not begin a mere 5,000 years ago, but rather was part of a much longer, much more widely-based history of civilization. According to the author's research, the civilization of ancient Egypt is more properly thought of as Nile Valley civilization covering an area from the northern Sudan to modern Egypt's northern border on the Mediterranean, over a period of 10,000 years. Using their own 'conventional' historical timeline is one way many European scholars have been able to give the world a distorted view of Nile Valley history. Correcting these accumulated perceptions and deliberate distortions is one of the main purposes and goals of this work.

Nile Valley Civilization A 10,000 Year History

CHARLES S. FINCH

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