In Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization, John G. Jackson challenges the Eurocentric view of ancient history and presents compelling evidence for the significant role played by African civilizations in the development of human culture. Through meticulous research and analysis, Jackson reveals the often-overlooked contributions of Ethiopia and other African societies to the fields of religion, philosophy, and science. This thought-provoking work invites readers to reconsider their understanding of the origins of civilization and recognize the importance of Africa in shaping world history. — John G. Jackson (1907-1993) was an African American writer, historian, and lecturer. He dedicated his life to researching and promoting the history and achievements of African civilizations, challenging the prevailing Eurocentric narratives of his time. Jackson's works, including Introduction to African Civilizations and Man, God, and Civilization, have made significant contributions to the field of Africana studies and continue to inspire scholars and readers alike.
