The Kamites, also known as Kemetians, refer to the followers or practitioners of Kemetism, a modern revivalist movement that seeks to reconstruct and practice the ancient Egyptian religion and spirituality. The term "Kemet" is derived from the ancient Egyptian name for Egypt, meaning "black land," which refers to the fertile soil along the Nile River. Kamites often emphasize the worship of the ancient deities, rituals, and cultural practices, aiming to reconnect with the spiritual heritage of ancient Egypt. This movement is part of a broader interest in African spirituality and heritage.