Khaberni - Egyptian researcher Dr. Tarek Khalil, founder of the science of technology management, affirmed that the lecture "The Stolen Legacy: The Severe Appropriation of the Achievements of Ancient Egyptians" is an attempt to restore the credit for the achievements of the ancestors, asserting that the Egyptian scientific and civilizational identity is an authentic part of human history.
The Nile University hosted last Saturday the lecture in which Dr. Tarek Khalil presented hundreds of historical documents and scientific references that prove this, and revealed that the history of Egyptian civilization from a technological perspective exceeds 700,000 years, not just 7,000 years as commonly known.
Dr. Tarek Khalil stated that Egypt is "the cradle of civilizations and it has given everything to the world in science and technology", explaining that there are over 500 scientifically documented documents proving that Egypt's history is much greater than said. While everyone says that the history of Egypt is 7,000 years, the actual reality is that it exceeds 700,000 years. There are many artifacts in the Qena governorate, and excavations in the Western Desert that are more than 300,000 years old.
He mentioned the use of science and technology to analyze these documents and hundreds of scientific books, which affirm that the Egyptians had all the credit in advancing humanity, and there was a civilized Egyptian state 40,000 years before the building of the three Pyramids.
He pointed out that the Western Desert was once dense forests then turned into wheat farms for the Roman state, but after climate changes throughout history, the forests and farms turned into deserts.
He highlighted that the ancient Egyptians excelled in all fields such as medicine, explaining that the "Turin" museum in Italy contains 18,000 Egyptian papyri on Egyptian medicine, with all the descriptions of diseases, their symptoms, and their treatment. The ancient Egyptians also excelled in astronomy, and the most prominent proof of this is the building of the pyramids and their specific alignment.
