Nubian Pyramids

Despite physical land ownership and cultural governmental statuses, Nubians and Egyptians characteristics resemble each other in many ways. It is spoken about in depth in Robert L. Tignor/ et Worlds Together, Worlds Apart, 4th edition-Combined Volume, in chapter 5 it shows how, in many places of the world, an age of political turmoil was also an era of great intellectual and cultural activities. The chapter begins with a discussion of Confucius. Out of a warring China, he became a believer in ideas rather than warfare. It also looks at “second-generation” cultures on the rise in China, South Asia, the Americas, and Africa, as well in the Mediterranean Basin. New ideas about religion, government, and society along with technological advances emerged. Sometimes, as in the Americas, there was no model for these changes. In other places such as China and South Asia, earlier civilizations
In the documentary Mystery of the African Pharaohs directed by Dr Vivian Davies, Dr. Davies leaps off a transport system in the middle of the deserts and wonders across many pyramids in various conditions. Dr. Davies then announces , "They call these the forgotten pyramids, because of a western obsession with Egypt the Sudan is not on the tourist trail so these pyramids are rarely seen by westerners, and yet there are more pyramids here in the Sudan then they are in Egypt"(Davies). When the narrator says that he explains the common misconnection many westerns have and proving how Nubians and Egyptians are similar not only in power but in structures. The narrator explains that they not only have pyramids identical to Egypt, but they have more as well. As mentioned earlier because of western media and its interpretation of other countries cultures, it seems to only give you summarized version of the world which lacks information for society to create comparisons and