godkiller
"We are the Fury"
This is where we agree to disagree here in regards to Nilo Saharan people. Please answer this question,
1. If Nilosaharan people were the first or the originators of "Nile Valley civilization, why is the Asiasiatic language the oldest written language in the region? If the Nilosharan people were once dominant, then logically it is fare to reason they would had create the first writing system in the "nile valley".
However this is the first form of writing in what is now Egypt and North Sudan.
Semna Temple Sudan. From the Sudan National Museum.
Afro Asiatic language(above) the oldest form of writing system in both North Sudan and Egypt
Interesting write up about Kerma from good old wikipedia.
I understand among scholars it is a contested issue, in regards to the language families of certain groups during that period.
Kerma Culture - Wikipedia
Language itself doesn't mean anything when we have genes to replace it. Study on Ancient Egyptians indicate they are part Nilo Saharan, part Western African, part Central African and part Great Lakes African (i.e. Kenya). Anyone can speak any language. The people of Northern Sudan are half Arab invader and their Arab DNA is traced back to the Middle East; they didn't even exist when Ancient Egyptians did.