Oceanicpuppy
Superstar
@Canadadry
When did the Egyptians overthrow the Nubians completely?? Do you know?
So you are implying that RAMSES is 100% AFRICAN trying to kill and enslave his own people who have different type weapons. jewelry and armor/??
Are you serious right now? !!
smh.
Ramses was mixed blood.
And by the time he was ruling, NUBIA was being infiltrated even more so. His ancestors took the northern LAND and then tried to MOVE SOUTH... they succeeded.
By the middle kingdom and the NEW kingdom, Nubians had their native land infiltrated.
This is when The Kushytes, Meroes and Kerma tribes started fighting bakk.
They werent MIXED BLOOD.
By the new kingdom, NORTHERN EGYPTIANS WON.
Why are we still debating that the Egyptians and Nubians are the same people?
There was the NUBIAN LANGUAGE and the EGYPTIAN LANGUAGE.
WTF? Like other posters have said the western concept of race was not in place mainly because everyone was dark - brown.
When did they start burying in the VALLEY OF THE KINGS?? from 1539 and 1078 B.C.
theres A LOT of time prior to that son, where shyt was popping off. You yourself today see people who are of mixed blood but have african facial features and hair.
Why are you being so naive??
If Nubia was a separate yet connected indigenous group that BIRTHED egypt, than why didnt they speak the NUBIAN language during RAMSES times?
And yes, they wrote in the same type style with pictures and symbols but the LANGUAGE was different btwn the two.
Why wasn't the language unified in all of EGYPT??? Because up NORTH they were mixed blood.
The Egyptians said they came from the south of the nile.
Academics and Scientist don't believe you.
Mario Gatto of Yale claims Ancient Egypt was just an extension of Nubia. I can't find the entire paper. If someone can post it for @DoinkTheClown
Including the Nubian evidence in the scenario gives acompletely different perspective on the issue. Thecultural evidence found in the Nabta-Kiseiba region of the southern Western Desert is indeed part of the Nubiancultural tradition, while that from the oases region belongs to a different cultural unit (Gatto 2002a). TheBadarian derives the lithic technology primarily from theOases Neolithic (Holmes 1989)
During the 5th millennium BC Nubian cultural boundaries became more fluid, probably as a result of another major climatic variation. The monsoon regimeretreated further south, this time affecting also theKhartoum region of Central Sudan, and forcing the local population to adopt a pastoral nomad (Neolithic) lifestyle.At the same time, winter Mediterranean rainfall reachedthe Gilf Kebir plateau (Kropelin 2005) allowing pastoralnomads the use of that ecosystem as well.
Although todate there are no records of this kind, winter rains mighthave influenced other areas of North-eastern Africa.With the aim of enlarging their land availability andexpanding cultural and economic relationships withnorthern regions, such as the oases region and the Delta(including the Fayum), the Nubians moved north towardsMiddle Egypt. This spreading trajectory is well recorded along the desert routes of the Western Desert parallel tothe river, connecting south-north the Second Catara/QUOTE]
She doesn't agree with you.
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