Hard Evidence That Ancient Egypt Was a Black Civilization Throughout It's Peak?

[bouncy]

I don't know why you want to project your blackness on Egypt. It's silly. Nobody walked from AE to West Africa. You're sounding about as silly as people who say nikka came from Negus. There's no evidence of a migration from Egypt to West Africa. Just be proud of the culture you have here. Leave that hotep shyt to the bushes. Your folks weren't kings and queens in africa, they were simple folks who lived comfortably.

There is evidence, and it came from a white guy at that.

Secondly, the pictures on the wall let you know they were black.

Thirdly, if no one walked to AE from west Africa, how did people get to west Africa, if man was first in east Africa?

Forth, how did man get to Asia, and, Europe if they didn't walk.

Please answer these questions because I want to see what you answer with. And please be intellectual, and not childish. You made your claim, now back it up.

 

[bouncy]

OK, I found the video, and he has a book about it also. I was mistaken, he thinks the original founders of AE came from central Africa(Chad).


Black Genesis: The Prehistoric Origins of Ancient Egypt

 

[JahFocus CS]

OK, I found the video, and he has a book about it also. I was mistaken, he thinks the original founders of AE came from central Africa(Chad).


Black Genesis: The Prehistoric Origins of Ancient Egypt

I'll peep this, thanks. I'm familiar with the idea of connections between Ancient Egypt and Chad (a trade route was discovered and evidence of an expedition from Kemet). Not at all sold on the idea of Kemet's roots being from West Africa, nor people in antiquity regularly traveling back and forth, though.

 

[HideoKojima]

There is evidence, and it came from a white guy at that.

Secondly, the pictures on the wall let you know they were black.

Thirdly, if no one walked to AE from west Africa, how did people get to west Africa, if man was first in east Africa?

Forth, how did man get to Asia, and, Europe if they didn't walk.

Please answer these questions because I want to see what you answer with. And please be intellectual, and not childish. You made your claim, now back it up.

I never said anyone never migrated out of Africa, of course that happened. You and I both know we're not from Egypt. Stop misrepresenting my arguement. Ancient Egypt isn't the central black narrative nor will it ever be.

 

[Adidacs]

You sound like an idiot implying that the only empire in Africa was in Egypt.

 

[bouncy]

I never said anyone never migrated out of Africa, of course that happened. You and I both know we're not from Egypt. Stop misrepresenting my arguement. Ancient Egypt isn't the central black narrative nor will it ever be.

You just wrote that I sound stupid for saying they walked to both places, now you are saying man migrated out of Africa. Well, how did they do it?

And no, I don't know. If people have access to an area, people mingle, and fukk. You are not going to convince me, for thousands of years people just stayed to their area, and no fukking and mingling was happening, especially when I have been taught since a child man came from east Africa.

And no it isn't the only black narrative, who says this, BUT since it was so great, and for so long, you damn right I'm going to put a lot of focus on it. You don't have to, but don't force your ways onto other blacks, and tell us we don't have a connection, when it goes against common sense.

 

[bouncy]

I'll peep this, thanks. I'm familiar with the idea of connections between Ancient Egypt and Chad (a trade route was discovered and evidence of an expedition from Kemet). Not at all sold on the idea of Kemet's roots being from West Africa, nor people in antiquity regularly traveling back and forth, though.

Why wouldn't they travel back, and forth, if they had time? I don't understand how can people agree man started in east Africa, migrated out to areas that were way harsher, but turn around and say people in Africa didn't travel throughout Africa? The shyt makes no sense, but I guess people can lie to themselves when they are stern on their beliefs.

I'm not saying millions of people traveled every year, but it was enough to make connections, and change people's DNA, to the point people who were in Egypt, still have connections to AA, and others who came to the west, through slavery, as well as Africans in Africa now. Why would things be different then from now?

 

[OsO]

You're sounding about as silly as people who say nikka came from Negus.

 

[alpo]

why are nikkas in here arguing with a troll?

 

[KingMalik]

There is evidence, and it came from a white guy at that.

Secondly, the pictures on the wall let you know they were black.

Thirdly, if no one walked to AE from west Africa, how did people get to west Africa, if man was first in east Africa?

Forth, how did man get to Asia, and, Europe if they didn't walk.

Please answer these questions because I want to see what you answer with. And please be intellectual, and not childish. You made your claim, now back it up.

He's not gonna back up anything. He can't even answer why King Tut and his family have high levels of sub-Saharan blood. He doesn't realize there were no large populations inhabiting West Africa 4,000 years ago. He's a troll.

 

[bouncy]

why are nikkas in here arguing with a troll?

I didn't know he was, but I see he is now.

 

[HideoKojima]

 

[Mowgli]

Eh, not any links on me. Most stuff pertaining to genetics are going to tell you they were genetically mixed from Eurasians and sub-Saharan Africans but you gotta think, several dynasties ruled AE, one of that last being Ptolemy which is Greek. Cleopatra herself was born of Greek incest (add insult to injury of the cacness). In the ridely scott thread a poster provided pictures of the hieroglyphics of the hairstyles they don(and hollywood try to emulate in their AE adaptions) and local tribes(Black Africans) that live near Northeast Africa that still wear those hairstyles today. It makes you go "hmmmm". Were the Ancient Egyptians black? yeah I guess but race is a fairly new concept but I'm sure they would've fit into it.

I think African American's interest with Ancient Egypt being black is only fancied because its white-validated black history. There's tons of other african empires/civs that were lit but meh.

You clearly dont know shyt about egypt please stop talking. You dont even know what years youre talking about.

What year did ancient egypt peak. Ancient Egypt had a lot of peaks. Cleopatra was the peak of Ancient egypt?

What did a Eurasian look like between 5000 and 1500BC?

What did an african look like between 5000 and 1500BC?


Throughout its peak is a loaded question because the OP doesnt even know when Egypt peaked.

 

[Poitier]

I think African American's interest with Ancient Egypt being black is only fancied because its white-validated black history. There's tons of other african empires/civs that were lit but meh.

Or how about it being the first civilization in human history to sustain itself for 1000s of years and have many of its monuments preserve

People gotta stop equating the west africans with the east africans that make up probably like 90% of all black people in the new world.

Not understand how migration works

The classic account of the riparian lifestyle of this period comes from investigations in Sudan during World War II by British archeologist Anthony Arkell.[5] Arkell's report described a Late Stone Age settlement on a sandbank of the Blue Nile which was then about 12 feet (3.7 m) higher than its present flood stage. The countryside was clearly savanna, not the present-day desert, as evidenced by the bones of the most common species found in the middens — antelope, which require large expanses of seed-bearing grasses. These people probably lived mainly on fish, however, and Arkell concluded, based on the totality of the evidence, that rainfall at the time was at least three times that of today. The physical characteristics derived from skeletal remains suggested that these people were related to modern Nilotic peoples, such as the Nuer and Dinka. Subsequent radiocarbon dating firmly established Arkell's site to between 7000 and 5000 BCE. Based on common patterns at his site and at French-excavated sites already reported from Chad, Mali and Niger (e.g., bone harpoons and a characteristic "wavy line" pottery), Arkell inferred "a common fishing and hunting culture spread by negroid people right across Africa at about the latitude of Khartoum at a time when the climate was so different that it was not desert. The originators of the wavy line pottery are as yet unidentified.

In the 1960s, the archeologist Gabriel Camps investigated the remains of a hunting and fishing community dating from about 6700 BCE in southern Algeria. These pottery-making people (the "wavy line" motif again) were black African rather than Mediterranean in origin and (according to Camps) evidenced definite signs of deliberate cultivation of grain crops as opposed to simply the gathering of wild grains.[6] Later studies at the site have shown the culture to be hunter gatherers and not agriculturalists, as all the grains were morphologically wild, and the society was not sedentary.

Human remains were found by archaeologists in 2000 at a site known as Gobero in the Ténéré Desert of northeastern Niger.[7][8] The Gobero finds represent a uniquely preserved record of human habitation and burials from what is now called the Kiffian (7,700 to 6,200 B.C.) and the Tenerian (5,200 to 2,500 B.C.) cultures.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neolithic_Subpluvial

We were all the same group of people before the Sahara dried. Ancient Egypt belongs to no particular group of Africans.

 

[Poitier]

@HideoKojima been listening to Black feminist on Twitter like a dumbass and they got him spouting incorrect information when it comes to ancient migration and archeology



All Africans come from East/Central Africa by way of the Wet Sahara where Africans were going back and forth from Niger to Egypt as hunter-gather types

When the Sahara began to dry Africans either went East or went West which is why predynastic Egypt was composed of 3 groups 1. Interior Africans from the dying Sahara (Niger Congo people) 2. Nilo Saharan/Chadic Cattle farmers 3. Afro Asiatic Puntland people

There is NO evidence of a great migration from West Asians into Egypt during dynastic times.

Furthermore, empires like Mali and Kanem Bornu were heavy trade partners with Egypt so there was cultural exchange going on during medieval times.