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Pharaonic Times: Journal of Moorish-American Ethnology

The Pharaonic Times: Journal of Moorish-American Ethnology is a series of booklets dedicated to the promulgation of Moorish science, history, culture and civilization in the Pre-Columbian Era of the Americas. The purpose of this literature is to contribute to the evolution and formal foundation of a Bibliotheca of Moorish Science. The Journal of Moorish-American Ethnology also endeavors to provide a forum for certified experts and nonprofessionals alike to freely publish their research and works which focus upon the “Moorish Paradigm” and documenting the Moorish experience.

Amaruca: The Etymological Origins of America, its Cultural Mythos and National Motif
Amaruca: The Etymological Origins of America, its Cultural Mythos and National Motif — $45
Distinctive Characteristics of the Maurtochthonous Race of America
Distinctive Characteristics of the Maurtochthonous Race of America — $63
The Amaru-Khan (American Identity, Race and Enthicity)
The Amaru-Khan (American Identity, Race and Enthicity) — $45
Egypt of the West
Egypt of the West — $45
Tameri (The Beloved Land) - Toponomastic Origins of the Various Appellations of Egypt
Tameri (The Beloved Land) - Toponomastic Origins of the Various Appellations of Egypt — $45
Tawy: The Two Lands of Cosmological Balance
Tawy: The Two Lands of Cosmological Balance — $45
Ruins of the Old Kingdom
Ruins of the Old Kingdom — $63
Eagle-Land: The Heraldic Motifs and Mythic Traditions of an American Symbol

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Eagle-Land: The Heraldic Motifs and Mythic Traditions of an American Symbol — $45