In his Book, Imhotep The African: Architect Of The Cosmos, Robert Buaval contends that the Imhotep the Black African from the Ancient Egyptian Nile Valley Civilization of Kemet should be known and recognised as the First Architect and world Genius.
Imhotep the African is also known as the first Architect and Physician in written history.
According to Ancient Egyptian tradition, he was the son of Ptah, the Founding God of Egypt and the Nile Valley Kemetic Civilization.
The 3 Great Pyramids at Giza which still survive as a wonder of the Ancient World are regarded as a Testament to Imhotep’s genius who is also known as the Founder of Masonry in Ancient Egypt.
Imhotep the African is also known as the founder of Egyptian medicine and wisdom.
The following is a full list of Imhotep’s Titles and achievements for which he was known:
- Chancellor of the King of Lower Egypt,
- First after the King of Upper Egypt,
- Administrator of the Great Palace,
- Hereditary Nobleman,
- High Priest of Heliopolis, Builder,
- Sculptor and Maker of Vases in Chief.
According to Robert Buaval’s The Orion Mystery, Imhotep should also be remembered as High Priest of the Egyptian Pantheon at the Cult Centre of Annu or Heliopolis as it was later called by the Greeks.
According to the books Imhotep The African: Architect of The Cosmos and Black Genesis credit for the construction of the Giza Pyramids should be given to Imhotep the Black African visionary from the Ancient Egyptian Nile Valley Civilization of Kemet responsible for the Masonic innovations that eventually led to the construction of the Giza Pyramids.
Imhotep The African
Robert Bauval: Egypt’s Black Genesis Lecture
