*Kails*:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQfegDkdP3E
^^you can see how it's done @ 4:44 in this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e57D4e3vZJo

*Kails*:


ignore the parts 6:11 to the end.
[size=18pt]that's PURE super afro.centric comedy[/size].

the trans-Atlantic slave trade did NOT have anything
to do with Egypt. Nothing at all.

the true descendants of Egypt are still living in present day southern egypt
on down to the horn of africa (the entire nile valley is linked to ancient egypt; FACT!)

yes, they were enslaved but ONLY mentally as many do not know their history, have taken on the "afro. asiatic"
identity and have given up their deities for islam and/or x-tianity.

Until i see proof...SOLID proof that descendants of ancient egyptians can
be found in west africa (aside from A certain group whose name i won't mention
so as not to offend someone on NL ) and thus proving a direct link BTN THOSE REGIONS,
I don't want to hear that. I go off of proof, not hearsay or
what we WANT to be fact. I'm through accepting myths.

[size=1pt]I'm tired of gettin slayed in arguments because ppls lies mehn[/size]

Yes I am ranting, son.

Fulaman198:

Yah Present day Egypt and Sudan

*Kails*:
^^check ur inbox.

@topic: considering the nile is the only river that flows "upward"...this explains why their concept of north and south was different from what we accept to be north and south today.

[img]http://4.bp..com/-VUZdz-l7mAc/UBhyHTY-5_I/AAAAAAAABCU/vJ6MRXQKHNQ/s1600/boat_nile.jpg[/img]

hence why upper Egypt is in the south, and lower Egypt Is in the north.



in the eyes of the ancient Egyptian this would be the true shape of Africa:



now many eurocentrics would claim this proves Asiatic/meditteranean people started Egypt because they ventured inward and did not go too far in. FALSE.

For one thing back then the Saharan desert resembled tropical Africa. Second according to the papyrus Hunefer it states: we came from the beginning of the nile where god hapi dwells at the foothills of the mountains of the moon.

this means that they FOLLOWED the beginning of the nile on downward (upward by our standards today).

*Kails*:


Even beyond that.
East Africa including the horn has links to ancient egypt.

The Egyptians said it themselves they came from Ethiopia
not to mention genetics.

And when the last true Egyptian kings were expelled from Egypt
they headed to the south.

*Kails*:
smh...

@topic:

my guess is that their beginning was present day Khartoum in Sudan.

another possibility would be in Ethiopia.
Personally I think Lake Victoria is out of the question but hey I could be wrong.



physical map of the area

[img]http://3.bp..com/-YlEaY3UJM00/UJ6Q7XMg_FI/AAAAAAAAgCY/SnqCLbVv_jE/s640/Sudan-SK-BN2_blog_main_horizontal.jpg[/img]

Fulaman198:

True, you should become an African historian in American schools. They probably wouldn't hire you though because most American schools would not want to hear the truth.

*Kails*:


Thanks bro.

That's true!! SOOO true.
Even so called "black schools" (HBCUs) are like that.

It's sad.

Horus:
Afar man


Ahmose I

Horus:
Afar man with Afro hair

[img]http://3.bp..com/_TFdF--fOnx8/SOsln9ia-xI/AAAAAAAAAQc/2E4a0fH3Y7Y/s400/slide0007_image011.gif[/img]
Ancient Egyptian with Afro hair


Ancient Egyptian with Afro hair


Ancient Egyptian with Afro hair


Ancient Egyptian with Afro


Wife of Psamtik I (26th Dynasty)


Afro hair

Horus:

B. Some Evidences in Recent Publications

Much more tantalizing evidences of Oromos in Ancient Egypt are emerging. [size=18pt]A youngish statue of Tutankhamun certainly shows Kushitic features.[/size] In addition, one would be curious about his name which can be approximated to a composite [size=18pt]Tutan-kh-amanu of unique Oromo words. It roughly means one who believes in the mass[/size]. That may sound far-fetched to some at first glance. However, when one studies the fact that his predecessor, Pharaoh Akhenaton, met a rebellion from the mass he ruled because of his attempt to change Egypt's polytheistic belief to monotheism, and Tutankhamun becomes a Pharaoh only few years later after Akhenaton was deposed from power makes this subject extremely interesting. Add to that the Oromo Gada system of government, which Professor Donald L. Levine calls "one of the most complex systems of social organization ever devised by the human imagination," and you would most probably get even more curious. Tutankhamun is believed to have changed the belief system from Akhenaton's belief in the sun to belief in "amun", which may be a misinterpretation of the very word amani in Afan Oromo whose approximate translation is believing.

[size=18pt]Part III. Meroitic Civilization[/size]

A. Heliodorus' Account

A review of a book by Heliodorus titled Aithiopika, a clear interaction between the Meroe and ancient Greece was made very clear. A review of this book has a tale of romance involving a Meroitic and a Greek with the romance starting and ending in Meroe.

B. Discovery Channel's Recent Documentary

A documentary produced by the discovery channel a few years ago, which is titled Nubia: The Forgotten Kingdom, notes the civilization of the Meroitic kingdom as well as how it was destroyed. This documentary gives an important link between ancient Oromo civilization and the present state of Oromo nation in East Africa.

Part IV. Clash of Two Civilizations

As the Meroitic civilization was flourishing, another civilization was sprouting in Aksum. There are conflicting evidences about whether the Aksumite civilization is predominantly Kushitic or Semitic civilization. What is for sure, however, is that Meroitic and Axumite Abyssinian civilizations had separate writing systems. The former civilization used Meroitic hieroglyphic and demotic writing systems whereas the latter civilization used the Sabean writing system that evolved in Yemen and crossed to the African side of the Red Sea with members of the Abashat tribe in Yemen.

Had these two civilizations co-existed, East Africa's history for nearly two millennia would probably be far different from what we know now. However, what happened in the second half of the fourth century is a clash of these two civilizations that devastated the Meroitic civilization. King Ezana of Aksum led the invasion of the Meroitic kingdom around 370 A.D. after accepting Christianity and in the process of expanding it.

After the fall of Akhenaton and the tumultuous times in Egypt that may have set in motion the decline of Egyptian civilization, the invasion of Meroe by King Ezana appears to be the second in a series of events that started Kush's Dark Age in East Africa.

[size=18pt]Aksumite civilization was in turn devastated by Islam's expansion in East Africa[/size], which, according to Professor Donald N. Levine, was the cause for surviving Aksumites to flee to central Ethiopia of Menz and Gurage areas. This may have been the cause for not only intermingling of the fleeing survivors and the local Kushitic people, but also for the creation of the Amharic language and the founding of the so called Solominid Dynasty around Menz in 1270 A.D

[size=18pt]This dynasty may have served as a spring board for Amharization of other Kushitic peoples in adjacent areas of Shawa, as well as in Wallo, Gojam and Gondar.[/size]

On the other hand, Islamic expansion in East Africa not only destroyed Aksumite civilization, but also got a significant grip in various parts of this region at different times since then. In effect, the expansions of both Christianity and Islam and their aftermath have made this part of the world a battleground between various interest groups and took the various peoples in the region captives of destitution.

*Kails*:
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the true descendants of Egypt are still living in present day southern egypt
on down to the horn of africa (the entire nile valley is linked to ancient egypt; FACT!)

yes, they were enslaved but ONLY mentally as many do not know their history, have taken on the "afro. asiatic"
identity and have given up their deities for islam and/or x-tianity.

*Kails*:




DID I NOT SAY THAT IT WAS ONLY A SMALL GROUP OF OUTSIDERS WHO VENTURED INTO EAST AFRICA?

*Kails*:


i think it ties into what i said,
as it clearly points out their their CRANIAL AND NOSE SHAPES
ARE NATURAL and native to Africa.

the only thing that was influenced was the hair texture.
and many of them still do NOT have wavy hair as i pointed out earlier in this thread.

so my hypothesis is that that there was a SMALL population of native east
africans that mixed with those who came into africa, and their descendants (bi-racials)
mixed with the purer africans and so and and so on, resulting in many having wavy - softer hair.

#everythingisaycomestolight

THIS is a close look @ what the original horner african looked like

PRESENT DAY OROMO MAN.