Hammonds House Museum

Who where the Ancient Kamites (Egyptians)?
Is Asia the birth place of humankind?
Why is Egypt the only nation in the history of the world that has to apologize for its geography? Come listen to Robert Belcher lecture about questions similar to these this month. Stay tuned for Dates and Times.
Location: Hammonds House Museum

Who is Robert L. Belcher Jr. M.A. ?

Robert Belcher is a lecturer and an anthropology instructor. His specific areas of interest are Human Evolution, Ancient Nubian Chronology & Culture/ Dental Anthropology, the African slave trade, ancient Egyptian socio-political relationships to sub-Saharan Africa amongst many other things. He has traveled to Egypt, England and Germany in search of the bits and pieces of data missing from the mainstream narratives. After the many years of self study Robert began to formalize his studies and has a Masters degree in anthropology, he has sustained lasting relationships with a number of notable scholars.

Robert has lectured at the Jane Fonda Center his lecture in December of 06 discuss the peopling of the Nile Valley during ancient times, and the difference between them, and current populations in the region. He discussed geography, hieroglyphs, and dental anthropology, to shed light on the identity of the ancient Egyptians. His current lecture will cover five major area of early African civilization. It will be a lecture focusing on the similarities that exist today in African and in its remote past.

Robert is a graduate of Georgia State University where he received his B.A and M.A. in anthropology. His publications are listed below.

S. O. Y. Keita/Frank L'Engle Williams, Robert L. Belcher, and George J. ArmelagosOn Meroitic Nubian Crania, Fordisc 2.0, and Human Biological History Current AnthropologyVolume 48, Number 3, June 2007
Pages: 425-428

Williams, F; Belcher. & Armelagos. The structure of Human cranial variation: A major tool for establishing the “race” of skulls consistently misclassifies Nubians (Current Anthropology)

"The Misidenticification of Nubian Crania” at the American Association of Physical
Anthropology, Buffalo, New York 2002

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