In addition to writing a book, Horace Butler tried various ways of getting the word out.

He held back findings from National Geographic for 10 years under the belief that they would do everything they could to deny that black Africans were responsible for most of history’s significant events in early world history. When he finally told a Harvard professor of Archaeology about his discoveries of black pharaohs in America, he and National Geographic organized an expedition to the site – then removed all tangible remains, so the story could be discredited.