A 3,300-year-old hairstyle on a preserved ancient Egyptian head

[K.O.N.Y]

being depicted this color is symbolism for ancient egyptians. I get that

but shyt like this. Which was a mannequin and supposed to represent the kings skin tone, was not

 

[K.O.N.Y]

its hundreds of years of foreign clout chasers, that went directly into the eugenics/19th century european/american slave trade propagators

that unblacked the ancient egyptians

there's no point on focusing on afrocentrics, when its eurocentrics who control the institutions

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Nefertiti​

Akhenaten​

Tutankhamun​

Fayum A Mummy
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[skylove4]

Bruh need some of that tingling peppermint shampoo shyt my phat booty loc lady uses on my locs for that buildup. I’m surprised his box braids ain’t loc’d by now tho

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

They're talking about Africans in the Americas to such an extent that they 'influenced' Native American civilizations.

It's hilarious because Afrocentricts gravitate away from anything associated with 'White' scholarship......except for this ONE scholar......and ignore EVERYTHING else showing it to be untenable.

Stealing another group's heritage just to make yourself look more important than you really are is what we constantly accuse 'White' people of doing. Yet, when WE do it, it's just 'setting the record straight'??????​

You're suspect as fukk.

You deny the possible chance Egyptians were brown."symbolic".
You passive aggressive shyt on Africans in this thread.

 

[gtj1982]

Now that I think about it the only time I dafunkdoc post is when he trying to claim Egyptian weren't black.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

You're suspect as fukk.

You deny the possible chance Egyptians were brown."symbolic".
You passive aggressive shyt on Africans in this thread.

You're absolutely wrong. The post I made previously shows the closest depictions of what I think ancient Egyptians looked like. As I stated, some were of Sub-Saharan ancestry, probably Ethiopia and Nubia initially, but the majority were from the Middle East, as far as Assyria according to current science, due to being along trade routes. There's also the issue of ancient Egypt not having a standing military which left it open to every surrounding civilization unless engaging them in war.

In short, Egypt was an African civilization that was metropolitan by circumstance and location. The majority population, then, was pretty much the same as now.​

 

[yates]

You're absolutely wrong. The post I made previously shows the closest depictions of what I think ancient Egyptians looked like. As I stated, some were of Sub-Saharan ancestry, probably Ethiopia and Nubia initially, but the majority were from the Middle East, as far as Assyria according to current science, due to being along trade routes. There's also the issue of ancient Egypt not having a standing military which left it open to every surrounding civilization unless engaging them in war.

In short, Egypt was an African civilization that was metropolitan by circumstance and location. The majority population, then, was pretty much the same as now.​

Love how you avoided my post.lol

What proof do you have they were ‘majority Middle Eastern’. This was probably the case in northern Egypt but the south ? I really hope you ain’t basing all this on that 2017 study which tested 3 random mummies that lived mostly during the Roman era lol. If that’s the case I should be able to use Ramses III dna to say all of Egypt were west/Central African people lol.

Unless you built a time machine and travelled to ancient Egypt, no one can say with certainty what the demographics was. The average ancient Egyptian was more than likely a mixture of black African (Nubian) and middle eastern dna which is why they generally depicted themselves lighter than the Nubians, but darker than the berbers/middle easterners.

 

[yates]

being depicted this color is symbolism for ancient egyptians. I get that

but shyt like this. Which was a mannequin and supposed to represent the kings skin tone, was not

And this bust too

Looking like an Ethiopian lol. But of course when cacs do their rendition of how he looked they completely ignore this and come with this:

Lol. I’ve always agreed Egypt was mixed but it’s weird how so many non-blacks like this @Dafunkdoc_Unlimited dude is obsessed with trying to paint it as some purely Near Eastern civilisation with minimal African input lol.

They Egyptians weren’t even Semitic speakers like all middle easterns sans the Sumerians but that was apparently their origin right lol.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Love how you avoided my post.lol

What proof do you have they were ‘majority Middle Eastern’.

1. No one avoided anything.

2. DNA, archaeology, ancient documentation and science....

African population history: an ancient DNA perspective

The history of human populations in Africa is complex and includes various demographic events that influenced patterns of genetic variation across the…

www.sciencedirect.com

 

[Budda]

so the dogon didn't know about Sirius?
And the Egyptians weren't black?

I don’t know why you’re replying to that poster he’s been exposed by the likes of @Asante on here numerous of times.

 

[yates]

1. No one avoided anything.

2. DNA, archaeology, ancient documentation and science....

African population history: an ancient DNA perspective

The history of human populations in Africa is complex and includes various demographic events that influenced patterns of genetic variation across the…

www.sciencedirect.com

Ok? What exactly is this supposed to prove? we already know there was inflow of people into north Africa from the middle east. That does not mean African populations were not also in north Africa. The problem is you look at things from a racial lens and try to apply it to ancient peoples. There was no race in Egypt, only nationalism.

And how are you explaining the skeletal remains at jebel sahaba being matching with other black africans which if north africa was devoid of black africans ?

 

[African Peasant]

I went to the Egyptian museum on Friday

Egyptians were black brehs

If you go to the museum, that's the only conclusion you can reach. I remember going to the Louvres in Paris and looking at those pic and I asked myself why there is o much debate, that shyt is clear.

But I'm no specialist, so I won't say anything.

 

[African Peasant]

And this bust

Looking like an Ethiopian lol. But of course when cacs do their rendition of how he looked they completely ignore this and come with this:

Lol. I’ve always agreed Egypt was mixed but it’s weird how so many non-blacks like this @Dafunkdoc_Unlimited dude is obsessed with trying to paint it as some purely Near Eastern civilisation with minimal African input lol.

They Egyptians weren’t even Semitic speakers like all middle easterns sans the Sumerians but that was apparently their origin right lol.

And this bust too

Looking like an Ethiopian lol. But of course when cacs do their rendition of how he looked they completely ignore this and come with this:

Lol. I’ve always agreed Egypt was mixed but it’s weird how so many non-blacks like this @Dafunkdoc_Unlimited dude is obsessed with trying to paint it as some purely Near Eastern civilisation with minimal African input lol.

They Egyptians weren’t even Semitic speakers like all middle easterns sans the Sumerians but that was apparently their origin right lol.

The simple idea of black people having built something make some people EXTREMELY uncomfortable.

I am not saying that Egyptian were black. I'm not knowledgeable enough on the subject. But what I do know is that a lot of people hate that idea for reason who have nothing to do with the truth. Even if it was proven tomorrow that Egytion were black they will still deny it.

The same people tried to claim that the stones contrsuctions of Zimbabwe were not built by black people.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Ok? What exactly is this supposed to prove? we already know there was inflow of people into north Africa from the middle east. That does not mean African populations were not also in north Africa. The problem is you look at things from a racial lens and try to apply it to ancient peoples. There was no race in Egypt, only nationalism.

And how are you explaining the skeletal remains at jebel sahaba being matching with other black africans which if north africa was devoid of black africans ?

I've maintained that North African populations have been relatively consistent for thousands of years and genetically distinct from Sub-Saharan African populations. The primary residents of the region are indigenous and come from the Middle East.

Your problem is in using the term 'Black' to describe their appearance.

I never once stated that darker-skinned Sub-Saharan Africans weren't part of the population and were probably the initiators of the region, so there's nothing further to explain.​