Amenhotep III - Let's settle this...

We will discuss it all in this LIVESTREAM, so make sure you join us! Critiquing the mainstream reconstruction of Amenhotep III by Cicero Moraes and team. In this installment, we'll be viewing recent updates to my Amenhotep III reconstruction and how it aligns with his mummy in comparison to the recent version by the Brazilian team.
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[@Minptahhathor]

Some good work 👏

[@kingmono]

Thank you for supporting the work. 🙏🏾

[@devrayne6770]

​@@kingmonoHis afro would've looked like a Karruyyu Oromo man. It's exactly the same from the side profile.

[@MisyeDiVre]

Amazing! It really feels like we are witnessing the development of a new standard before our very eyes. Bravo!

[@swishasuprememusic]

50:00 exactly what i was thinking Im from Sudan and see this head shape in the east African communities very often I cant believe they are still denying us our history

[@MajanDyabe]

They will never stop. Lying and misdirection is their way. They will come into agreement to say the sky is orange and try to tell you that you're crazy for seeing blue, despite all of the evidence you may have.

[@baerkaabnaab2388]

History denied is humanity denied. The extent to which they deny black people their history is same extent to which they deny black people their humanity. The extent to which they become "Karen" to black history is same extent to which they "Karen" individual blacks in everyday life. Their behavior towards the Macrocosm (Black race and Africa) is reflected in their behavior towards the Microcosm (a single black person).

[@MediaManagementAndPublishing]

One is business economics and the other historical accuracy

[@dadao8564]

Love that comment

[@TheTradeuser]

Master at his craft. Should be teaching class , should have millions of views. Thanks for all you do.

[@hotbreakers94569]

That depiction of Tut sitting at the end the is phenomenal 🎉

[@lf1496]

I am so proud of you. You really are giving honor to our ancestors. You illuminate their truth, crushing and ridiculing the lies of those who disgrace their image. . Ashe hermano🌍

[@philthai99]

Thank you King Mono for telling the real Black African Truth. Love it.

[@edwardhindseh]

Hey, from USA living in Cambodia. Keep up the good work

[@kingjams]

They Not Like Us. They Not Like Us. They Not Like Us. They Not Like Us.

[@fruitsarelife7073]

Great info thank you for Your work ❤❤❤❤❤

[@edwardhindseh]

I am currently reading “The Temple Of Man” by De Lubicz. His analysis of the art of Kemet is very, for lack of a better word, “scientific, and most statues are quite proportionally and symmetric. So if the face was black and had big lips, and a broad nose- that was it. Whites and Arabs know this, too. But they are afraid that we will wake up and do to them what they have done to us.

[@ozonespec]

Brilliant work once again.

[@banon7853]

Lastly, of course beautiful job!

[@OSIYO267]

I really enjoy your videos but could you please turn the volume up some, thanking you in advance and please continue to keep up the great work 🙏🏿

[@complexsoulthegreat]

They used current carefully selected Egyptian references to build their models for King Tut’s head. The reason they are trying to mold Tut's head into some typical Turkish head shape and denying all of his African Traits is because most Modern Egyptians are of Arab/Turkish descent. These Tut reconstructions are for them. Not for a true representation. Tut was an Ancient Egyptian which means that for you to fully understand his phenotype, you would have to use A the so-called Sub-Saharan African population as a reference for your mold. Period. What they are doing is trying to present a Square as a Circle. Now you and I know that a square is a Square. Why because it has Four corners. We know what a circle is because it has No corners. They figure well if we beat the living hell out the the square and its four corners then maybe we can present it as a circle. Smart people are saying, well “ Not really” even with your manipulation a square is a Square and a circle is a circle. An African is an African and a European is a European. Isn't this what they taught us for 4 centuries? Now they are playing like they can't make the distinction. My point is They think you and I are stupid and won't be able to detect their manipulation and deception. Thank the Black Gods for the Black Intellectual mistakenly known as the so-called Afro-Centrist. We are the last line of defense for humanity and preserving real history. Continue to do the work. I'm proud of you.

[@swishasuprememusic]

1:43:51 looks like a man from one of the many Nilotic tribes even till today i have family that looks just like this

[@onepeace1274]

If you think making ancient Khemetic people European is strange, I just saw a new depictions of Queen Nzinga of Angola. She is now being depicted as European, too! Unbelievable!

[@gachalife4264]

Say it aint 😮so

[@doctorSpoc]

Where did he say he got the skull scan from? Once they have the 3D model they can absolutely manipulate it.. super easy to stretch and squish! Pathetic that they’d do this… and people are not going to question since it reinforces their preconceived bias 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@maryamkim1281]

Brilliant work, King!

[@JustMe-no8el]

You’re reconstructions are the first where you can see a family resemblance. Was that a byproduct of your process or did you do that intentionally

[@jahbless4ever]

Great information

[@jahbless4ever]

I love the thought provoking images of Amenhotep 3. Excellent work

[@jimfrancis118]

Hello from st.lucia

[@swishasuprememusic]

1:45:52 more Nilotic tribal features this looks like a man from the dinka, Nuer or luo tribes in Sudan

[@swishasuprememusic]

especially the cheeks region

[@lf1496]

Have you seen all of Amenhotep's statues? Some look very Nuba or Nuer. These people were not just Nilotic. Their genes were Yoruba, Khoisan, Nuba etc . Green Sahara people flooded into Kemet after the Sahara dried up and created this civilization making one people and one culture.🌍✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽

[@swishasuprememusic]

@@lf1496 this is interesting because some of my elders in the Luo tribe from Sudan - also (Former president Barack Obamas Tribe) - say they share common customs and lifestyle as the Ibo people in the west also many of the elders say that the tribe came from the north (Modern day) Israel and Egypt, also the fact that modern day Sudan has over 500 ethnic groups should explain a-lot of the diversity in the horn of Africa. It is important to note that the arabs of Sudan are black africans even though many may express their Arabic heritage over the African one this is due to political gain/power by being apart of the Arab league and labeled an Arab/muslim country due to the economic pressure from the middle east and Arab slave trade so now modern day Sudan and Egypt are apart of the Arb league, - part of the reason for war in Sudan today - I know thats how they have taken the African identity away from Egypt and now are trying to attempt with Sudan. Many of the white Arab population that claim they are solely Egyptian and come from these Pharos but are not even allowed to practice the culture and customs on the hieroglyphs or even go to the pyramids because its considered Haram or a sin in muslim culture, they instead insist on being muslim because they believe they wont go to heaven if they are apart of the traditions of Kemet , but many of the Sudanese tribes north and south still wear clothes seen on the hieroglyphs and practice these traditions. its also worthy to note old maps of Africa had all the north, east and west of Africa coast to coast named Sudan in the 1800S map of Africa. and before the separation Egypt was known as Anglo-Egyptian Sudan until England declared Sudan's independence, at the time Sudan was still the biggest country in Africa until the separation of Sudan and South Sudan in 2011 due to the Arab identifying population taking full control of politics in the country which led to this war of ethnic cleansing in Sudan now, so they can continue conquest's on African soil and benefit off the work of black African indigenous communities without actually being apart of any of the customs and traditions instead replacing it with there muslim traditions while still claiming the identity of the indigenous populations for their benefit.

[@kshereaux603]

Thank you for providing such profound insights into our history.

[@vernonwilliams9153]

The iconoclast is happening before our eyes

[@KingofgraceSARA]

100%

[@banon7853]

@TKM also please add the rest of the hair for example at one: 59:0 one you were showing the king on the left with his slight beard going down his jaw leading to a long goatee. Please add that to your visualization. Also, the rest of the accoutrements should be added to make the 3-D visualization match the old painting; so that means the crescent on the forehead and the extra mascara around the eye and the eyebrows, which we both know was an elaboration overtime to deal with sunlight intensity, as with modern (American) football players.

[@banon7853]

@TKM As far as the scholarly-challenged moving the lower jaw as you have reported, you could get a dentist who could help you analyze the tops of the teeth on the upper and lower jaws and tell you how the two jars would have met, because the pattern of how people chew gets impressed onto both sets of teeth over their lifetime. it’s how they cure your fillings and set teeth to make sure they match your bite… this will allow you to trump all of the behavior of the scholars you think are moving the jaws around.

[@viyye]

SCIENTIFIC!!

[@gwiyeo]

Amazing 👏👏

[@scienceandinspiration1362]

😢 I missed a live.

[@niokandege]

This shouldn't be a long stream.... I just clicked to watch and it's over 2hrs!!! What's a long stream then bruh 🤣🤣

[@lamontdavis6863]

#TKM you should do a video showing, how they are able to do reconstructions of european staues with precision, i went and looked up a reconstruction of a napoleon based of a statue and they did a brilliant job , looked exactly like him!! they just can't seem to achieve that same type accuracy with the ancient kemetic statues, lol , it proves the ability but lack of willingness to do so, show the european recreation side by side with their ancient egypt recreation, even with something as simple as the sphinx , i have NEVER seen an accurate modern european artist sketch of the sphnix, its as simple as drawing what see. no dead mummy remains to use as an excuse, they need to master redrawing the sphinx first ! before trying to do reconstructions of our ancient kings and queens ! great work my brother

[@514Exc]

Its so disrespectful how they make all the royalty look chubby in order to respect proportions as if obesity was even a thing then. You literally say the melon size skull, you see the deep prognathism, yet they go for this weird " every man " look

[@KingofgraceSARA]

What is crazy to me is that these ancient people look the same today. The ancients look like people we know today. No one can ever say, oh, that bust, mask, stela, or relief looks like [insert Caucasian person here]. These people look very clearly African!

[@whoudealwit]

According to the Torah and Bible Mizraim was the progenitor of the ancient Egyptians. Also according to the Torah and Bible Mizraim was the blood brother of Cush the progenitor of the Ethiopians and Nubians...All black history!!!!

[@blkhistorydecoded]

45:17 Ramses II...Younger Memnon. The Colossi of Memnon are two massive stone statues of the Pharaoh Amenhotep III. I always thought that Ramses II and Amenhotep III have similar stories. Watched a doc on Famous Egyptian Queens and they completely bypassed Queen Tiye and went to Nefertari who had the characteristics of Queen Tiye. Just odd.

[@kimsaarunga989]

You pinned them down at the "there's little information known about for identification of the subject". I mean, how many statues of pharaohs have busts that the can use as reference material?

[@kiyahnichols759]

Excellent work as always! The side profile at 1:43:36 sort of reminds me of Charlemagne tha God.

[@saxupyourlife8607]

Beautiful artistic representation 👌 ❤

[@alpharius_nox]

Discord link doesn't work anymore, anyone have the newest link?

[@randomuser1105]

No cursing.

[@kingmono]

Sorry 😞 1 off. Righteous indignation. 😂

[@Sean12342]

Can you debunk more fakes in Egypt??

[@kingmono]

Watch my 2 livestreams with prof. Manu Ampim. We cover that subject in detail.

[@weeroger7048]

Not a subject im interested in tbh but im sure there was pharoes suffered from inbreeding issues The line of succession might have been dependant on inbreeding

[@Sean12342]

Can u talk more about the fakes in Egypt

[@1956gaba]

Good work, but skip the expletives.

[@southernafricanboy4148]

So I'm curious as someone from Southern Africa What's typically unique to us please I mention this because you mentioned East Africa whereas for me as a lay person, West Africans are most distinct black Africans alive. I never go wrong when I see them

[@user-vw6bk4pb4l]

I myself am half West African and half Southern African. And I can spot Africans from any region. I also think East Africa is the most distinct. There's a partial scientific explanation, diet, altitude, and inbreeding. Many pastoralist cultures like Somalis practiced strict endogamy for thousands of years. As for Southern African, the Sotho, Tswana, Nguni, Nama etc. peoples tend to have a mix of so called Bantu and Khoi-San traits. Lighter skin tones, short, monolid eyes, tighter hair texture etc. Although other tribes like Shonas, Ovambos are practically indistinguishable from Central African "Bantus." West African is way more diverse, Nigeria alone has more tribes than all of Southern Africa. A Wolof 🇸🇳, Kanuri 🇳🇬, Tureg 🇳🇪 or Igbo🇳🇬 look nothing alike. Although they would all have certain traits we associate with West Africans.

[@Allhoney33]

I’m African American and can spot a South African from a mile away….it’s them beautiful monolid eyes and flatter faces and with West Africans it’s them beautiful broad lower cheekbones. Being that I’m African American and we descend from West Africans, I recognize a lot more West African traits cause they are common in my family….big prominent eyes, prominent foreheads, lower nasal bridges. Sometimes the facial fat varies too. But personally I think Africans are out this world beautiful no matter which region they’re from. But I’ll admit, I’m biased towards West Africans and Southern Africans cause I love the face fat thickness and low nasal bridges. It makes you look youthful!

[@AmAf-t2g]

Need ta become obsessed with West and Central Africa

[@kingmono]

Ironic since 90% Egyptologist are British. Do they need to become obsessed with Britain?

[@21kHzBANK21kHZ]

@@kingmono lmao they really don't want their lies to be undone

[@spikes2023]

1:24:14 having looked at CT scans throughout my career in medicine I cannot recall seeing this hahaha these so called academics are a joke