Jill Scott or Jordin Sparks
My wife and I have had this conversation many times. She understands...
My wife and I have had this conversation many times. She understands...
Correct. And fun fact is that coins bear the most accurate representations of historical figures in those times. Moreso than paintings or busts. Her being an attractive goddess looking type of woman is revisionist history at best.I'm not sure who the artist is to be honest, but this is an image of one of her original busts:
And then there's her image of coins from the era she was alive bearing her likeness:
She was probably even uglier
Think showering DAILY was pre 1900 before indoor plumbing? You think the average joe was able to afford water to wash they ass everyday unless they was royalty?
i'd go with Dorothy
You ever heard of a river?
I'm not sure who the artist is to be honest, but this is an image of one of her original busts:
And then there's her image of coins from the era she was alive bearing her likeness:
She was probably even uglier
your dad probably wished he left you in the sock after watching Vanessa
If this was jbo I would post some videos that would make you an INSTANT believer
Yes, but you are talking about AFRICA, which has a lot of deserts and everybody in the continent don't live near the Nile or a body of water.
This shyt easy.
Queen Nefertiti, shorty was draggin a wagon, AND she was a real Queen. Past future baby momma status
Son if her mom wasn't black, how she learned egyptian
"One is that Cleopatra was the only ruler of her dynasty who knew, in addition to her native Greek, the Egyptian language. This suggests close association with an Egyptian speaker, perhaps her mother. Secondly, Cleopatra’s daughter, who became queen of Mauretania (and was mixed ethnically herself, as her father was Roman), honored the Egyptian religious elite at her far-off capital of Mauretanian Caesarea (in modern Algeria). This makes sense if they were part of her ancestral family. And third – especially relevant in demolishing any suggestion that Cleopatra had black African blood – the representations of her in Greek and Roman art and coins do not show anything other than traditional Mediterranean ethnicity, although artists were perfectly capable of showing other ethnic groups. "
truth is somewhere in the middle