If the ancient Egytians were black, what happened?
Idle Mind:
The CGI is actually from National Geographic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:National_Geographic_-_King_Tut_face.jpg
Hi pothead, welcome back...not black, never have been. you might say i look Arabic, but really the "upper crust" has been euro/Mediterranean long before Ptolemy ever came along. point being, that there were black Egyptians just like there were white and Arabic Egyptians. just none in office.
for example; Brazil has the second largest population of ethnic blacks outside Brasil, yet the "upper crust" are all Caucasoid Portuguese.
when one thinks of Egypt in a historical context one tends to think of the pharoes and high priests, who have never been black.
Black=genetically negroid.
What is it though with the thread necromancy?
Says who? And what the hell is negroid? You are actually trying to debate on a science forum using irrelevant and inconsequential terms. If Africans with with narrow faces and button noses aren't black, then Northern Europeans aren't white. You cannot take for granted phynotypal diversity in whites yet completely dismiss it in blacks. This is the hallmark of ignorant Internet white power trolls. We blacks are actually more diverse than you, much more. For example, some of us are nearly as white as you are (with absolutely no admixture). Can you identify any white Europeans who are nearly black (with no admixture)? No, you cannot. Ergo, on this basis alone we are vastly more diverse than you.Black=genetically negroid.
There are black women all over Africa that look like Iman. Blacks don't have to be mixed to look like her. In fact some black people look like her but with much lighter skin.What does that prove really?
She's widely acknowledged as black and she looks like Tut.
not black, never have been. you might say i look Arabic, but really the "upper crust" has been euro/Mediterranean long before Ptolemy ever came along. point being, that there were black Egyptians just like there were white and Arabic Egyptians. just none in office.
for example; Brazil has the second largest population of ethnic blacks outside Brasil, yet the "upper crust" are all Caucasoid Portuguese.
when one thinks of Egypt in a historical context one tends to think of the pharoes and high priests, who have never been black.
Cleopatra's mother 'was African'
Cleopatra, the last Egyptian Pharaoh, renowned for her beauty, was part African, says a BBC team which believes it has found her sister's tomb.
This all falls apart with the fact mummies still have hair alot of the time. Not only do they not have frizzy hair (ever? Never heard of it or seen it) but blondes and red heads are common. So if anything it seems the ancient egyptians were even less "dark" than one would assume (judging by egyptians of today).
They weren't even "araby", let alone negroid.
Not the important ones anyway.