ANCIENT EGYPTIAN PEOPLE
Ramses’ nose, although not uncommon in africa, was stuffed to prevent deflating over time. Nonetheless, his looks can be found anywhere in elongated groups.
From skeletal remains, pottery and hairstyles, it’s been solidified since the 1800’s that everything egyptian stemmed from the native populations of it’s lands, completely foreign from “arab” like populations in the sahara today and eurasia as a whole. Today, they’re are nearly no connections to ancient egypt among “arab” north africans (including copts) and found with other populations in the regions. Although some amatueur anthropologist or stirclty “white” egypt egyptologits would state this due to “arabization”, an anthropologists stand here would be to ask said person to awknowledge this isn’t an “opinion” or argument of theory but stone-cold facts. Given the support of historical docs, the average north africans oral history, aswell as biological testing its without a doubt the arabs of north-africa are not native to the sahara whereas the “africans” are.
EGYPTIAN CULTURE
Religious beliefs, clothing style, cultural practices and even their gods (later adopted by greece) were practiced in north-east africa with strongest prevalence within the horn (somalia and oromia) today. For instance, god Rah is named after the sun Rah in somali, however, to move past their pagan pasts, it became qor-rah= neck of rah. Note that coptic pronunciation for the sun is ray same to english as qor-rah’s rah is identical to ancient egyptian pronunciation of Rah.
I’m sure you’ve heard of egyptian hairstyles. They are native to north-east africa such as small mini-braids, butter ringlet curls or shaped afros. Here’s a modern photo of the common female braided bob found on statues. Of course, a royals would be neater.
Here is one hairstyle identical to the ancient egyptians. It once exsisted quite commonly among youthful men throughout upper africa but has died in antiquity. Now it’s traditionally done by the afar of the horn of africa. This find has startled egyptologist since the time of champolion that these ancient customs still exist. Of course length would vary.
From skeletal remains, pottery and hairstyles, it’s been solidified since the 1800’s that everything egyptian stemmed from the native populations of it’s lands, completely foreign from “arab” like populations in the sahara today and eurasia as a whole. Today, they’re are nearly no connections to ancient egypt among “arab” north africans (including copts) and found with other populations in the regions. Although some amatueur anthropologist or stirclty “white” egypt egyptologits would state this due to “arabization”, an anthropologists stand here would be to ask said person to awknowledge this isn’t an “opinion” or argument of theory but stone-cold facts. Given the support of historical docs, the average north africans oral history, aswell as biological testing its without a doubt the arabs of north-africa are not native to the sahara whereas the “africans” are.
EGYPTIAN CULTURE
I’m sure you’ve heard of egyptian hairstyles. They are native to north-east africa such as small mini-braids, butter ringlet curls or shaped afros. Here’s a modern photo of the common female braided bob found on statues. Of course, a royals would be neater.
Here is one hairstyle identical to the ancient egyptians. It once exsisted quite commonly among youthful men throughout upper africa but has died in antiquity. Now it’s traditionally done by the afar of the horn of africa. This find has startled egyptologist since the time of champolion that these ancient customs still exist. Of course length would vary.
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