Do you own any of Dr. Ivan Van Sertima's work?

[THE MACHINE]

As author

• 1968, Caribbean Writers: Critical Essays, London & Port of Spain: New Beacon
• 1976, They Came Before Columbus, New York: Random House
• 1999, "The Lost Science of Africa: An Overview", in Malegapuru William Makgoba (ed.), African Renaissance, Sandton and Cape Town, South Africa: Mafube and Tafelberg

As editor

• 1979-2005, The Journal of African Civilizations (anthologies published by Transaction Publishers of New Brunswick, New Jersey)
• 1983, Blacks in Science: Ancient and Modern
• 1985, African Presence in Early Europe
• 1986, Great African Thinkers, Cheikh Anta Diop
• 1988, Great Black Leaders: Ancient and Modern
• 1988, Black Women in Antiquity
• 1988, Cheikh Anta Diop, New Brunswick, NJ: The Journal of African Civilizations, New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Publishers, 1988
• 1988,Van Sertima before Congress: The Columbus Myth, transcript of a speech of 7 July 1987 before the US Congress Christopher Columbus Quincentenary Jubilee Commission (Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Subcommittee on Census and Population)
• 1992, The Golden Age of the Moor
• 1993, Egypt Revisited
• 1998, Early America Revisited

Anybody have any recommendations?

I just ordered "Golden Age of the Moors" about a week ago. I heard it is a fantastic work. I am also considering "They Came Before Columbus."

 

[tmonster]

thinkers and Columbus
recommend both

 

[RAX 010]

put us on to game

 

[Leasy]

Hell yeah def a great. There is a bunch of his lectures on youtube also.