macof:
It's a simply thing to do -just show us evidence from lower egypt showing that they were black.

After you got no sensible thing on the black/Mediterranean Egypt case, you shift to the bold
You are a fraud indeed.

Who's talking about early humans moving out of Africa to populate the regions of the world??
This here is was Lower Egypt black or Mediterranean??

TerryCarr:
like most of the world. your point?

kingston277:
The oldest bones found resembling Khoisan are located in that general latitude.

TerryCarr:
the hadza are similar to the Khoisan, complete with click language
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadza_people




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3SbzQ6F7fQ

kingston277:
I think they might be mixed. There is evidence they are at least part Khoisan.
[img]http://2.bp..com/-FPXd4nNFcTg/UGOJp-OXwdI/AAAAAAAAEPM/pUJdVCj1grw/s1600/7525290428_3d3c53a38e_b.jpg[/img]

TerryCarr:
to a degree but they are from Tanzania so they are gonna be dark.

kingston277:
Sure, because of the influx of cushite and bantu migrants.

TerryCarr:

kingston277:
Your point? That map says most of Africa is the same skin shade; a result of southward migration over the indigenous groups.

TerryCarr:
oh please most Africans that are not north or Khoisan are dark. like pygmies
[img]http://datingafrica.files./2010/08/pygmy3.jpg[/img]

kingston277:
That's pretty much what I said. The Hadza are a result of admixture.

TerryCarr:
the admixture is small. for the most part they are their own thing

mcfynest:
Genesis 10:8 And Cush begat Nimrod: he began to be a mighty one in the earth. 10:9 He was a mighty hunter before the LORD: wherefore it is said, Even as Nimrod the mighty hunter before the LORD.

Since africans are from the hamites, and africa was a strong contiment..what happened
THE QUESTION I ASK IS THIS....WHAT HAPPENED TO AFRICA!!! WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BRAVERY AND SUPERIORITY OF OUR FOREFATHERS......

Rossikki: Show you what evidence from Lower Egypt? The testimony of the ancients doesn't distinguish between the two regions in terms of the peopling of Egypt. In fact if what you say is true, it means that whites or yellows should be the first people encountered by the Greeks entering Egypt from the north ie 'Lower' Egypt. Instead, they wrote that all they saw was black people. Apollodorus called it "The land of the black-footed ones". He wrote: "Aegyptos conquered the country of the black-footed ones and named it Egypt after himself". Apollodorus, the eminent Greek scholar from Athens, lived over 2,350 years ago and was a direct witness!

benELOHIM7: ...we instigated civilization, even Jesus had a negro blood flowing in him. dont knw wah happened my guy

mcfynest:


God has a plan for everything, a time is coming and the time is near, when the blacks would rule again, only the saints would survive to see that day, even among the blacks, many of us may not make it.

Who are we to question God the all knowing

KidStranglehold: There is no proof of any large scale Eurasian/Asiatic population settling in Lower Egypt during the dynastic period. If anything Lower Egypt was sparsely, heck so was the Levant and Arabian peninsula. Most Middle Eastern tribes in Arabia were nomadic...

The idea of Lower Egypt being mixed and Upper Egypt being black is apart of the outdated dynastic race theory which no one in academia takes serious anymore. The only connection Lower Egypt had with Asiatics was trade. Nothing else.

Zarahanair:

Indeed. Even as far as the north, the foundational population in the predynastic/early dynastic
clusters with Africans not Europeans or "Middle Easterners" per credible mainstream scholars.
Note the data below- northerners/lower Egyptians group with Africans. This of course would
change as the millennia progressed. By the New Kingdom, Asiatics, Hyskos, Assyrians, Palestinian types
war captives, etc etc were more in the picture. So yes of course, everyone knows Egypt did not stay static
with no movement from elsewhere for 4000 years. The northern region being near the Mediterranean
would see some movement from Greeks when they arrived, and also Arabs, Persians etc coming via
the Sinai corridor- but these were much later in Egyptian history. Dynastic history shows no mass
influx from the "Middle East."

KidStranglehold:

Exellent post! Basically summed up everything I was about to say. One should note that Ancient Egypt was a Saharan/Nile Valley power before it was a Mediterranean one.

And may I ask? Are you Zaharan from Egyptsearch?

Zarahanair:

The same! **wink**
Hard data from "the base" . Keep up the good work!
http://egyptsearchreloaded.proboards.com/thread/15/basic-database-nile-valley-studies