Was King Tut Black or Arabic?

[Malik]

what on gods green earth are u talking about? once again open up a book and read about history not just assume what history is based on racist preconceptions fostered by living in a nation founded on white supremacy.

the slave trade in north africa is widely known for having the most white slaves moved through the region than anywhere outside europe. the Moors and Arabs in north africa were known for having a taste for white european p*ssy as concubines. there are countless books on this topic. open one up and then speak to me.

some things never change

 

[GetInTheTruck]

Here's a side view of that statue @Poitier was claiming depicted a black african:

 

[Swagnificent]

These are fukking ..never has Africa really invaded the Middle East to start an african civilization in the Middle East..never in their history..so how can Arabs be black..I'm going to school for African and Middle eastern studies..and all you guys is posting propaganda from unreliable websites about shyt that doesn't have to do with anything like moors in Europe..what the fukk does that have to do with anything


Asking me what sub Sahara means, not knowing shyt about the Arab slave trade ..talking about the Arabs don't control North Africa....all you nerds know is some bullshyt propaganda

you are really slow. Arabia is only separated from East Africa by 20 miles of water. The first humans to inhabit that region were similar in phenotype to the humans that lived in East Africa. The only reason you are confunded by the Arabs being black is because a majority of people who call themselves Arab today are not black.

I'll try to explain to you how this can happen with another example of a similar situation. If I were to ask you how does a Turkish person look, what would you say? I'm guessing something similar to Cenk Uygur (host of the Young Turk and from the country Turkey).

However, we know that the orignators of the Turkish language came from Central Asia and looked like this. Thus, most present day people who hold themselves out as Turks aren't really descended from the original Turkish people. They are Europeans who were assimilated into the Central Asian turkish peoples culture and adopted their indentity. As a result, many present-day Turks are not similar in phenotype to the original Turkish peoples.


You had the same thing with Arabs but at a larger scale. The original Arabs had dark skin and curly/kinky hair, not very different than their black neighbors in East Africa. However, thru assimlation and conquering of peoples in the Levant, they Arabized them and those other peoples (who were different phenotypically) took on the Arabic language and identity.

Just as the orginal Turks were Asian but are today largely white, the original Arabs were black but are today largely non-black.

 

[Swagnificent]

How was Jesus black?

he was Jewish and the Hebrew people were black.

 

[Poitier]

Here's a side view of that statue @Poitier was claiming depicted a black african:

If you can't tell the thick, coiled hair texture of that statue is different than cartoon which whitened the, up


This nikka is using a deviant art sketch to try to prove his erroneous point

 

[GetInTheTruck]

If you can't tell the thick, coiled hair texture of that statue is different than cartoon which whitened the, up


This nikka is using a deviant art sketch to try to prove his erroneous point

I'm not looking at the sketch it's just part of the image. I'm looking at the statue and I don't see what I would call a black man.

 

[GetInTheTruck]

So what race was this guy?

 

[Poitier]

So what race was this guy?

So far twenty-seven statues of Gudea, a ruler (ensi) of the state of Lagash in Southern Mesopotamia who ruled ca. 2144 - 2124 BC, have been found



And all of the statues are Black

 

[Marvel]

How was Jesus black?

Here is the breakdown, using the Bible and the so called white man's accounts of who the real Jews are from their own books as well.

 

[PoPimp84]

I'm confused though... doesn't that still make them uncle Ahmeds?

 

[GetInTheTruck]

So far twenty-seven statues of Gudea, a ruler (ensi) of the state of Lagash in Southern Mesopotamia who ruled ca. 2144 - 2124 BC, have been found



And all of the statues are Black

Not even close

 

[Blackking]

For what? The claim that Egypt is older? Or the claim that Sumerians were non African?

egypt was older.

 

[Bawon Samedi]

egypt was older.

Yes best on many factors, it should be believed that Egypt was older.

 

[Poitier]

egypt was older.

There is a theory that Egyptian Hieroglyphs were inspired by the Sumerian pictographs (proto-cuneiform).

I believe there were indeed cultural exchanges between the Sumerian and Egyptian civilizations in the early bronze age.

Egypt was the first civilization on the planet to unite a considerable territory under one rule in the proto-pharaonic era (3100-2700 BCE). Sumer wasn't really united until Uruk took over some of the city-states of the region under its control around 2600 BCE. But the materialistic culture of the Sumerians from c.3300 to 2700 BCE was indeed richer and its social structure was revolutionary.

It is debatable whether these unifications were in fact what we would refer to as a centralized authority. The first true centralized authority appeared with the Old Kingdom dynasty in Egypt c.2700 BCE, but if we look at each city-state in Sumer individually we see a very structured and hierarchical society around this time, with a militia force stationed in every city.

The concept of using military force in order to add territory to the king's realm really came about with the Akkadians some 400 years later.

Could Sumer have conquered egypt? - Historum - History Forums

 

[Blackking]

Yes best on many factors, it should be believed that Egypt was older.

There is a theory that Egyptian Hieroglyphs were inspired by the Sumerian pictographs (proto-cuneiform).

I believe there were indeed cultural exchanges between the Sumerian and Egyptian civilizations in the early bronze age.

Egypt was the first civilization on the planet to unite a considerable territory under one rule in the proto-pharaonic era (3100-2700 BCE). Sumer wasn't really united until Uruk took over some of the city-states of the region under its control around 2600 BCE. But the materialistic culture of the Sumerians from c.3300 to 2700 BCE was indeed richer and its social structure was revolutionary.

It is debatable whether these unifications were in fact what we would refer to as a centralized authority. The first true centralized authority appeared with the Old Kingdom dynasty in Egypt c.2700 BCE, but if we look at each city-state in Sumer individually we see a very structured and hierarchical society around this time, with a militia force stationed in every city.

The concept of using military force in order to add territory to the king's realm really came about with the Akkadians some 400 years later.

Could Sumer have conquered egypt? - Historum - History Forums

ok..


I know I'm backtracking here......... but proof that the people of Ancient sumer were African?