Ancient Egyptian Tombs With Eye-Popping Murals Discovered In egypt

[yates]

No one group "bare the most relation." Each dynasty is unto itself. The Nuba people aren't Cushytic but were just as instrumental, same as Interior Africans coming from the West as the Wet Sahara dried or the Nilo-Saharan/Chadic farmers from S Sudan.

So you're saying the ethnic make up of Egypt drastically changed each dynasty ?

And I agree that there will never be a definite way to determine which group are most related to AE's, but I think it's fair to say those from that region and part of the afroasiatic/Nilotic family do so more than other ethnic groups in Africa Breh.

 

[Poitier]

So you're saying the ethnic make up of Egypt drastically changed each dynasty ?

And I agree that there will never be a definite way to determine which group are most related to AE's, but I think it's fair to say those from that region and part of the afroasiatic/Nilotic family do so more than other ethnic groups in Africa Breh.

Nilotic people aren't Afro Asiatic. There are also Chadic people and Niger-Congo and Bantoid people along the Nile. Tut's DNA, for example, shares more affinity with Bantoid people, not Cushytic folk.

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

Lol nah they were not ethnically west Africans, they were most akin to eastern Africans, the Beja people who currently occupy southern Egypt and Northen Sudan would probably be the closest modern day representation of them.

And they were African or "black" for the most part but not exclusively. There was a lot of migration from mesopatomia (middle east) into Egypt from as far back as the first intermediate period, so eventually it became quite multiethnic.

Nope, they were closest to west africans. The east africans are mixed with arab and asian bloodlines. Nothing like the ancient egyptians.

 

[yates]

Nilotic people aren't Afro Asiatic. There are also Chadic people and Niger-Congo and Bantoid people along the Nile. Tut's DNA, for example, shares more affinity with Bantoid people, not Cushytic folk.

I know Nilotics aren't afroasiatic, but there was always Nilotic presence in Egypt breh, from ta seti ( the fist administrative state of Egypt), thats why I included them.

And Yeah I know about those groups living on the Nile. I definitely think there was overlap and you would have had "Bantus" in Egypt. I guess I'm talking more from a broader scope, and I doubt most were Bantu.

But it's all subjective Breh

 

[yates]

Nope, they were closest to west africans. The east africans are mixed with arab and asian bloodlines. Nothing like the ancient egyptians.

Lol i doubt it breh

And not all eastern Africans are mixed. The oromos of Ethiopia are not mixed to extent that the habeshas are.

 

[Poitier]

I know Nilotics aren't afroasiatic, but there was always Nilotic presence in Egypt breh, from ta seti ( the fist administrative state of Egypt), thats why I included them.

Sudan borders Chad, CAR, S Sudan and Libya. Huge populations of Chadic and Nilotic people. Frankly, the Horner stuff is overblown.

 

[Allanana79]

put this colour white ppl thing to one side for a minute

its amazing how a civilization has left so much behind, all the gold,bodies in great condition for its age

i really need to take a trip there,

Amazing people

It's unbelievably beautiful. On a boat tour down the Nile you see the blue of the water with the green on the side of the river then black of the soil the yellow of the desert in all directions. It's really amazing.

 

[yates]

Sudan borders Chad, CAR, S Sudan and Libya. Huge populations of Chadic and Nilotic people. Frankly, the Horner stuff is overblown.

No doubt, I wasn't specifically comparing them to horners. The Bejas aren't even from that region lol.

Interesting shyt nonetheless tho

 

[godkiller]

Lol nah they were not ethnically west Africans, they were most akin to eastern Africans, the Beja people who currently occupy southern Egypt and Northen Sudan would probably be the closest modern day representation of them.

And they were African or "black" for the most part but not exclusively. There was a lot of migration from mesopatomia (middle east) into Egypt from as far back as the first intermediate period, so eventually it became quite multiethnic.

And where is your proof they were Beja as opposed to say Nilotic?

And we're not talking about what happened after Egypt first rose, but otherwise the later people were further and further away from the first Egyptians.

 

[yates]

And where is your proof they were Beja as opposed to say Nilotic?

And we're not talking about what happened after Egypt first rose, but otherwise the later people were further and further away from the first Egyptians.

Breh, no one has definitive proof of what the Egyptians were, not even the most credible Egyptologists.

It's all subjective breh, and that's what I think based off research.

 

[TEH]

But y'all are just as bad as cacs with this Egypt thing.
They're not you people,it is not your culture.
What about the other black kingdoms in other parts of Africa?
I do not care if Ramses was white as Justin beiber or was dark as akon, as it still doesn't change the modern struggles black people face.

They're still Black ...

 

[Londilon]

Lol nah they were not ethnically west Africans, they were most akin to eastern Africans, the Beja people who currently occupy southern Egypt and Northen Sudan would probably be the closest modern day representation of them.

And they were African or "black" for the most part but not exclusively. There was a lot of migration from mesopatomia (middle east) into Egypt from as far back as the first intermediate period, so eventually it became quite multiethnic.

We are talking about the ancient Egyptians not the Egypt that was taken over by non-blacks flooding into Egypt.

 

[Londilon]

They're still Black ...

you can tell its a cac that wrote that shyt. Blacks taken straight from africa and forced into slavery then get told that people from Africa have no relation to them but go back to Africa nikka. These people really think they can uneducate the educated.

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

Breh, no one has definitive proof of what the Egyptians were, not even the most credible Egyptologists.

It's all subjective breh, and that's what I think based off research.

The egyptologists are some of the biggest liars in human history. FOH

 

[Knicksman20]

Lol nah they were not ethnically west Africans, they were most akin to eastern Africans, the Beja people who currently occupy southern Egypt and Northen Sudan would probably be the closest modern day representation of them.

And they were African or "black" for the most part but not exclusively. There was a lot of migration from mesopatomia (middle east) into Egypt from as far back as the first intermediate period, so eventually it became quite multiethnic.

I know Narmer looked like a modern West African: