The painting. I've seen many other paintings.
That's subjective, and contrary to the paintings that I've posted on the first page. Can you provide examples of what you think typified the representation of ancient Kemet?
They are consistent in showing a variety of people. What do you say about the painting? How do you explain it? If it was as you say it was then there should be no non-Africans at all, but there obviously are.
I see the mainstream plastering the same recycled pictured over and over, and ignoring others. Why you think that they have not shown the full pictures of any of the statues that they've recently discovered. Notice that when they find statues they show the statues faces half buried to hide their Bantu features. As far Kemet being multi "racial", where are the non Black people in the ancient Kemetic army?
If Kemet was multi racial shouldn't it be reflected in the army? The fact is, ancient Kemet originated in the South along the Nubian border where the vast majority of the population resided until the Late Dynastic period. The Late Dynastic period saw a complete population shift from the South where the culture originated and the vast majority of the population resided, to the North. The North was the fertile Delta region where the Asiatic and European foreigners had been settling since the Hyksos (who were expelled). The dominance of the North as the population center coincided with the influx of foreigners and the subsequent fall of the civilization.
People need to understand that migration has been a thing for 100,000 years or more. Multicultural societies too.
You put alot of assumptions into that migration theory. When did people who were Black leaving Africa begin to devolve into non Black people. Did this begin to happen as soon as they crossed the Sinai Peninsula? Multiple genetic studies have shown that pale skin did not begin to develop until around 6,000 BC, and if that is the case then ancient migrations across political defined landmasses would have no bearing on the creation of dynastic Nile Valley culture.
It was the America of the Bronze Age. Look at how many different people have migrated to the US. It's because of the opportunity that it provides.
White people were banned from ancient Kemet until the Greeks took over. Manethos made this clear, and C.A. Diop broke this down in several of his books.
Those whose hair is red, of a certain peculiar shade, are unmistakably vampires. It is significant that in ancient Egypt, as Manetho tells us, human sacrifices were offered at the grave of Osiris, and the victims were red-haired men who were burned, their ashes being scattered far and wide by winnowing-fans. It is held by some authorities that this was done to fertilize the fields and produce a bounteous harvest, red-hair symbolizing the golden wealth of the corn. But these men were called Typhonians, and were representatives not of Osiris but of his evil rival Typhon, whose hair was red.
If I'm living in west Asia or southeastern Europe today and I can't get a job I'm moving to America to find work, and I'm settling there, I'm marrying an American and having children and they're having grandchildren and they will all contribute to changing the ethnic make-up of the US. You think migrants weren't doing that in Egypt too?
Nonsense. It was race/priesthood war.