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Born in England, Adrian Kerr is a specialist in Ancient Civilizations and Cultures and Vice President of Hodges University. He has over thirty years of research, writing, and broadcasting on the Mediterranean world the Caribbean, SE Asia and the Middle East. He is described as “a leading historical populist,” he regularly appears on television and radio. He is also in demand as a moderator for historical and political events and phone-ins, and performs voice-overs for many museum tours. Kerr is particularly well known and respected for the interactive popular ‘conversations’ he gives to inquiring audiences around the world and has been acclaimed for being able to present complex historical, political, and religious issues in a straightforward, balanced, and enjoyable manner. He is especially noted for his ability to compress thousands of years of history into an enjoyable, often humorous, summary. He is a guest lecturer at universities and museums internationally. A published author, Kerr’s articles and books include Ancient Egypt and Us, which celebrates the country’s impact on our lives today and his latest work, KV-63, the Untold Story of the New Tomb in the Valley of the Kings. He has been visiting the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Middle East and South East Asia annually since 1982 and has led tour groups to many of their major cities and ports and given popular illustrated talks to cruise clients throughout the world over the last fourteen years.

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