Though archeologists and Egyptologists only consider the 25th dynasty of Egypt African, the sculptures and busts here are Africans. They span over 4000 years of Egyptian history reports the accompanying scientific report on denture remains of Egypt. See within: J. Irish in the Journal of Physical Anthropology.

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Ironically...

these people actually put forth the argument that these are all "sylized" representations of other peoples and/or caricatures of "gods"...


*sigh*

I was just watching a program today on the Discovery channel about Nefertiti and FINALLY, someone actually had enough sense to cast black actors to portray the ancient Egyptians.

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Originally posted by Huey:
I was just watching a program today on the Discovery channel about Nefertiti and FINALLY, someone actually had enough sense to cast black actors to portray the ancient Egyptians.

~Oh, how LONG I have been waiting for programs like that to GET REAL. You can only take them and their information seriously to a limited extent when they continue to try to fake us out they way they have. ~

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Originally posted by Huey:
I was just watching a program today on the Discovery channel about Nefertiti and FINALLY, someone actually had enough sense to cast black actors to portray the ancient Egyptians.

And you didn't post a link???? Awww Huey!

Though archeologists and Egyptologists only consider the 25th dynasty of Egypt African, the sculptures and busts here are Africans.---Marc Washington

This statement surprised me.

I must ask, 'Why would such a late dynasty be considered African, and the initial dynasty(s), the first one, not?

It sounds bass-ackwards.

PEACE

Jim Chester

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Originally posted by Yemaya:

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Originally posted by Huey:
I was just watching a program today on the Discovery channel about Nefertiti and FINALLY, someone actually had enough sense to cast black actors to portray the ancient Egyptians.

And you didn't post a link???? Awww Huey!

Here it is: http://dsc.discovery.com/tv-schedules/special.html?paid=1.403.30412.0.0

Nefertiti Resurrected (Part 1 and 2). It plays again on Nov. 21st. 7pm-9pm and 11pm-1am ET.

Thanks for the link Huey.

Count Volney was a French scholar in the late 18th century, who is most famous for his book, "Ruins of Empires." Here is a couple of exerpts from the book:

"Those piles of ruins which you see in that narrow valley watered by the Nile, are the remains of opulent cities, the pride of the ancient kingdom of Ethiopia. … There a people, now forgotten, discovered while others were yet barbarians, the elements of the arts and sciences. A race of men now rejected from society for their sable skin and frizzled hair, founded on the study of the laws of nature, those civil and religious systems which still govern the universe."

"Should it be asked at what epoch this system took its birth, we shall answer on the testimony of the monuments of astronomy itself, that its principles appear with certainty to have been established about seventeen thousand years ago, and if it be asked to what people it is to be attributed, we shall answer that the same monuments, supported by unanimous traditions, attribute it to the first tribes of Egypt; and reason finds in that country all the circumstances which could lead to such a system; when it finds there a zone of sky, bordering on the tropic, equally free from the rains of the equator and the fogs of the north; when it finds there a central point of the sphere of the ancients, a salubrious climate, a great but manageable river, a soil fertile without art or labor, inundated without morbid exhalations, and placed between two seas which communicate with the richest countries; it conceives that the inhabitant of the Nile, addicted to agriculture from the facility of communications, to astronomy from the state of his sky, always open to observation, must have been the first to pass from the savage to the social state; and consequently to attain the physical and moral sciences necessary to civilized life.

It was, then, on the borders of the upper Nile, among a black race of men, that was organized the complicated system of the worship of the stars, considered in relation to the productions of the earth and the labors of agriculture. … Thus the Ethiopian of Thebes named stars of inundation, or Aquarius, those stars under which the Nile began to overflow; stars of the ox or bull, those under which they began to plow, stars of the lion, those under which that animal, driven from the desert by thirst, appeared on the banks of the Nile; stars of the sheaf, or of the harvest virgin, those of the reaping season; stars of the lamb, stars of the two kids, those under which these precious animals were brought forth. … Thus the same Ethiopian having observed that the return of the inundation always corresponded with the rising of a beautiful star which appeared towards the source of the Nile, and seemed to warn the husbandman against the coming waters, he compared this action to that of the animal who, by his barking, gives notice of danger, and he called this star the dog, the barker (Sirius). In the same manner he named the stars of the crab, those where the sun, having arrived at the tropic, retreated by a slow retrograde motion like the crab of Cancer. He named stars of the wild goat, or Capricorn, those where the sun, having reached the highest point in his annuary tract, … imitates the goat, who delights to climb to the summit of the rocks. He named stars of the balance, or Libra, those where the days and nights being equal, seemed in equilibrium, like that instrument; and stars of the scorpion, those where certain periodical winds bring vapors, burning like the venom of the scorpion. "

~ Volney’s Ruins of Empires, pp. 120–122

That proves that they know all about our history. I'm sure this book was written before the masses of the world population were literate as defined by today's standards. Excellent information.

I heard a great clip on You Tube. Sgt. Willie Pete broke it down.

Egyptians were Black People of Color - Not White Part 1 of 2