The published and unpublished works of Dr. Yosef ben-Jochannan serve as the basis for this reference guide to African history and culture. The guide is intended for use by curriculum developers and high school and college level classroom teachers as they develop and implement courses on African studies and/or units to be incorporated into existing curriculum in the areas of anthropology, archaeology, world religions, African American religion, and philosophy. References are organized into 15 modules. Topics are African origins of mankind, Africans in the Nile Valley, Africans of North and East Africa, traditional African religion, African origins of Greek philosophy, a chronology of the Bible, African origins of Judaism and Christianity, African origins of Islam, African American folk religion, African-American black religion, African-American black theology, African-American mental health, black studies, and contemporary Africa. For each module, information is presented on background and on chapter and page references in books listed in the bibliography at the end of the document. In the bibliography, references are presented in five categories--main published works (15 entries), co-authored published works (five entries), records and cassettes (eight entries), unpublished manuscripts (nine entries), and published works by E. Curtis Alexander on African history and ben-Jochannan (eight entries). For each entry, information is presented on title, author, date of publication, publisher/or producer, and production date. (DB)