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From Kemet to Egypt

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Dr Sally Ashton talks about her current research, exploring Ancient Egypt as part of African culture and heritage. Q&A with the photographer Andrew Crowe.

This talk is part of the Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) History Season series.

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