HieroGraphics Online, The Web of Africentric Experience is designed to inform African Americans, Africans and the browsing public of the cultural, political, social and educational issues affecting the African and African American communities. HieroGraphicsOnline, The Web of Africentric Experience posts items of information relevant to the African American, African, Carribean, Native American, Latino, Afro-European and Pacific Islander experience. HieroGraphics Online, The Web of Africentric Experience also posts reviews not only of domestic and international concerns, but also scholarly papers on research results or analyses of issues impacting the world community. HieroGraphics Online, The Web of Africentric Experience offers in addition a comprehensive and fully indexed chronology of African and African American history from 1600 BCE to AD 1980. This chronology is presented in ten separate web pages and includes numerous links, images, tables, maps and diagrams.

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