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Archaeoastronomy & the Spiritual-Scientific Architecture of Kmt.
KASI recording (1h 20m 22s) with downloadable 85-slide PDF. Access includes a private video link plus the full slide deck. Learn how Kmtyw aligned temples with the sky—and how to apply Ma’at in education, culture, and community work today.

Description

Recording from KASI (18 Oct 2025) plus downloadable 85-slide deck. Runtime: 1h 20m 22s. Access includes a private link to the video and the slides PDF.

What you’re getting

  • Private video access link to the full recording (1:20:22)

  • Downloadable slides (PDF) — all 85 slides exactly as presented

  • Reference list page included at the end of the slide PDF

Why it matters
This session brings Ma’at back to the center—showing how Kmtyw encoded cosmic order in architecture, literature, ritual, and governance—then translates those principles into usable steps for curriculum, culture-building, and Abibifahodie today.

What you’ll learn (at a glance)

  • Ma’at as a system (cosmos → community → daily practice)

  • Sky–architecture patterns across Kmt monuments (equinox/solstice, Sopdet/Sirius, Orion, Canopus, circumpolars)

  • Reading literature with the horizon (Akhet; Aker “Yesterday & Tomorrow”)

  • Practical complementarity (humanities + sciences) you can apply now

Who it’s for
Departments, museums, libraries, community learning hubs, curriculum designers, movement builders, and anyone advancing Abibifahodie.


What’s included (exact)

  • Video Access: A private link to stream the full presentation (1h 20m 22s)

  • Slides: 85-slide PDF download


Specs

  • Format: Video link + slides download

  • Event: KASI — 18 October 2025

  • Runtime: 1:20:22

  • Slide count: 85

  • Language: English with Kmt terms retained

  • Access: Instant after purchase

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