How Did Egypt Become The Principal Civilization Over Nubia?

[@hometeamhistory806]

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Besides Africans using elephants as war horses, The native San hunt with cheetahs , Nigerians have hyenas as pets , the dogons ride the crocodile and the Maasi steal the meat from lions, there is so much about Africans and the Animals around them.

[@professoraregbesola3490]

Very good analysis my friend. One thing that you repeatedly say in your videos is, " African diversity is its greatest strength and its greatest weakness sometimes. Thanks for mentioning the geography and agricultural aspects too. I spend a great deal of time in my classes talking about this.

[@Ezana001]

Fully agree.

[@teetemz]

Absolutely agree

[@onlythetruth883]

PROFESSOR I am sure that you talk about nothing else but that 24/7.

[@petermorton301]

The ancient Cushite's themselves said. We're so ancient our land have writings in caves no one can decipher because they are extinct languages that was not passed down and are similar to those in Egyptian caves because we ruled Egypt for 1,400 until the Assyrians over threw us. We're so ancient the book of Jeremiah mention us even Moses married a Cushite.

[@matsuihenriques2013]

Maybe, just maybe, CHATGT can decipher the languages. 🎉🎉

[@keenannorris3309]

@@matsuihenriques2013 uh, no

[@onlythetruth883]

petermorton Always knew that you were the ones who led them into captivity. Encouraged the true Egyptians into making them captive as said in:- Rev13:10. Hence why you were consequently so positioned yourself.

[@petermorton301]

@onlythetruth883 be more clear about what you are talking about and what do you mean about me positioning myself what am i positioning myself for that's what i want to know Mr. Know it all and what are you positioning yourself for by asking me about something that you can't even be clear about stop writing in riddles and say what you want to say or need to say

[@onlythetruth883]

@@petermorton301 I will try. But the apparent riddles is just me trying to avoid the rhythm, first name Algo.

[@lucasjames7524]

Hi HomeTeam History, I recently found your channel and I absolutely love it! It's teaching me so many new things I never really knew about. Have you thought of doing longer-form videos? I'm sure that you would have an eager audience for documentary-length videos, if you had the time to make them. Take care and all the best! 💙

[@RockinDbop1]

i agree! im a huge fan of this channel but i feel like this subject is a lot to pack into a short video

[@o-wolf]

Came here to say this very thing, but the kylo ren "more more!!" meme wouldn't load 😂

[@Onebillionnow]

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[@Kinglioncrown]

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[@o0OBLACKIEO0o]

This is white culture.

[@Ezana001]

Same here

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[@MrMetro-mt5qv]

Nubia was a generic term; there were a few different groups in the South.

[@ahmedanubis]

Pre-dynastic Egypt had multiple kingdoms and early cultures, the first civilization however is Nagada 3, and as Mina unified the southern kingdoms and the northern one, Egypt became a much larger kingdom home to two peoples who would eventually mix to form the Egyptian ethnic group by the late old kingdom. Meanwhile, Nubia was still divided into many different ethnic groups like the yam, kushite, wawat etc... population density is one thing but having a fully united population is what gave Egypt an advantage in the region.

[@kushgodreturns5873]

Don't forget the medjay tribe.

[@nomercynodragonforyou9688]

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[@supahotjoe6493]

@@fredericleroux8493​Why did all the ancient greeks call ancient egyptians Black? according to the following eyewitness: Eyewitness to ancient egyptian phenotype: Herodotus: The ancient Greek historian who lived in the 5th century BCE described the ancient Egyptians as having black skin and woolly hair in his work "Histories." Strabo: The ancient Greek geographer and historian who lived in the 1st century BCE described the Ethiopians (a term that could refer to people from various parts of Africa) as having black skin and woolly hair, and noted that some people considered the Egyptians to be of the same race. Diodorus Siculus: The ancient Greek historian who lived in the 1st century BCE described the Ethiopians as having dark skin and curly hair, and noted that some people considered the Egyptians to be of the same race. Plutarch: The ancient Greek philosopher and historian who lived in the 1st and 2nd centuries CE wrote that the Egyptians were "black with heat" due to the climate of their homeland. Al-Masudi: The 10th-century Arab historian and geographer described the ancient Egyptians as "a black people, different-looking and woolly-haired." Jean-Francois Champollion: The 19th-century French scholar who deciphered the hieroglyphs of ancient Egypt noted that some ancient Egyptians depicted themselves with darker skin tones than those of their neighbors. Herodotus: "Histories," Book II, Chapter 22. Available online: classics.mit.edu/Herodotus/history.2.ii.html Strabo: "Geography," Book XVI, Chapter 4, Section 7. Available online: penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Strabo/16D*.html#4.7 When you on the website go paragraph 8 then 1 where he confirms the Aksumite colonization of southern arabia (Yemen) Diodorus Siculus: "Library of History," Book III, Chapter 2, Sections 1-3. Available online: penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Diodorus_Siculus/3A*.html#2.1 Plutarch: "Isis and Osiris," 77. Available online: penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Plutarch/Moralia/Isis_and_Osiris*/B.html#77 Al-Masudi: "The Meadows of Gold," Volume 1, Chapter 3. Available online: archive.org/details/travelsalmes00masuuoft/page/52/mode/2up Jean-Francois Champollion: "Lettre à M. Dacier relative à l'alphabet des hiéroglyphes phonétiques," 1822. Available online: gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k5636837p/f9.item Herodotus: The description of the Egyptians as having "black skin and woolly hair" can be found in Book II, Chapter 22, which begins with the sentence "For my part I hold that the Colchians, the Egyptians, and the Ethiopians..." Al-Masudi: The passage describing the Egyptians as "the darkest of all humans" can be found in Volume 1, Chapter 3, on page 52 of the edition I consulted. Jean-Francois Champollion: In his "Lettre à M. Dacier relative à l'alphabet des hiéroglyphes phonétiques," Champollion does not use the term "black" to describe the ancient Egyptians. Rather, he argues that they were of African origin, based on linguistic and cultural evidence. The full text can be found at the link I provided earlier. In his work "Bibliotheca Historica" (Historical Library), Diodorus Siculus proposed a theory that the Egyptian civilization had Nubian origins. He argued that the culture, religion, and knowledge of the ancient Egyptians had been heavily influenced by the indigenous people of Nubia. He based this hypothesis on his observations of the similarities between the two cultures and the existence of Nubian elements within Egyptian society and religion.

[@wambokodavid7109]

@@fredericleroux8493 he gave his sources....where are yours other than screaming left right center???

[@SuperKenndog]

Love Home Team but please switch back to the other intro music. It went hard

[@gregwhite7852]

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[@willmallory9085]

Excellent video Brother

[@thevisitor1012]

Not a bad video, one flaw is that it doesn’t mention that Egypt’s geographical position made it easier to establish trade with other powerful nations in the Mediterranean and Levant, allowing for greater diversity of goods and knowledge diffusion(as we see with the introduction of the chariot).

[@albdoggonemorris6488]

Good point

[@Qhawe_Jameson.]

The chariot existed way before ancient Egypt. It's depicted on rock art in Libyan desert 1000 years before the formation of Kemet and Kush.

[@thevisitor1012]

@@Qhawe_Jameson. I forgot that it was independently invented by Africans a long time ago. But how it was delivered to Egypt was through the Hyksos, not through ancient Libyans.

[@o-wolf]

Leaving one detail out of a VAST topic such as this is not a flaw.

[@thevisitor1012]

@@o-wolf From an anthropological perspective it's a very important detail. Why do you think North Africa produced more noticeable civilizations than Southern Africa? The former was a lot less isolated than the latter.

[@afrinaut3094]

I agree with your interpretations to the issue. With that said, as you have covered on this channel, the Nubians, not being perceived, as greater or equal to the Egyptians, is also an intentional miss-information from racist within the archaeology community, that is only recently been in the process of being addressed.

[@soda8736]

Its not racist to say Egypt waa a more vast advanced civilization than Nubia. That doesn't take away from Nubia , and at times they may have been equal.

[@marvel22-mf1js]

Nubia and egypt civilization came around the same time but nubia was more advanced,egypt later caught up and later surpass egyptian then later nubia caught up and surpass egypt in early late ancient times and greek egypt surpass nubia for awhile but nubia caught up and surpass greek egypt again. So it was back and forth. Anyway nubian civilzations of the middles ages,later and ancient times in the end were more advanced then ancient egyptian civilization

[@marvel22-mf1js]

NUBIAN PHARAOHS AND MEROITIC KINGS: THE KINGDOM OF KUSH Necia Desiree It was at Meroe, the last empire of the Kush, that forty generations of Meroitic kings and queens continued the Kingdom of Kush reaching monumental and dynastic heights. Their symbiotic relationship with Egypt was over, allowing them to develop their own indigenous culture with a language and script of their own. Their architecture, arts , politics ,material and spiritual culture in the minds of many scholars surpassed that of Egypt. Over two hundred pyramids have been investigated. It is an epic that will be long remembered. The dawn of Christianity in the Kingdom of Kush has been found in the treasure cove of the Frescoes of Faras.

[@soda8736]

@@marvel22-mf1js answere this two questions. Why did Nubia build smaller pyramids 1000s of years later after Egypt? Why did Nubia not have writing to 1000s of years later after Egypt?

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[@thevisitor1012]

I prefer the old one tbh.

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[@Melanated-w-Nappyhair]

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[@patrickasplund]

No- Nubia didn't become the principal power in the region strictly because of geography. Alexandria, Thebes, Memphis and Amarna ALL had ready access to the Mediterranean Sea, either being port cities themselves or by proxy of the Nile. They had more gold (even though the Egyptians were the first civilization to give it value as currency) and an excellent food source in the Nile River Delta. Had the Nubians gotten dominion over Egypt- the Hitites and Sumarians never would have been able to conquer the empire, due to geography (Assuming the Nubians wouldn't have moved thier capital to Thebes or Memphis)

[@kushgodreturns5873]

Can you a video on african armor designs?

[@ComedyGuardianWarriorsFOHlulz]

If you ain't know, they're coming for "Humanity Originated In Africa" like ya knew they would. Surprised they let it go this long. "Anadoluvius turkae"

[@onlythetruth883]

It's more likely that it's you coming for the humanity of Euros in the Western world. Using a masterpiece of historical trickery.

[@nomercynodragonforyou9688]

@@onlythetruth883Cope and seethe, troll

[@onlythetruth883]

@@nomercynodragonforyou9688 Troll? You know what trolling is?? It's when you left your sub saharan domain with intention to mix and intermingle yourself with them under disguise of slavery. Remind me again what other opportunity was available to you to escape your confinement at the end of the earth? Except to troll.

[@onlythetruth883]

@@nomercynodragonforyou9688 Deut28:48-51 perfectly describes your trolling. And you won't be able to cope with what it exposes.

[@danogarro83]

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[@AmScEn]

Well, with that, you can't debate or twist yourself into knots trying to make nubuans light skinned as they do with egypt, and then , they'd have to give black people credit--anything but that.

[@bakaribradford]

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[@angelaonly7983]

Amazing. What are you saying at the very end of the vid before ‘guys’, & what does it mean? Anyone? Thank you❤

[@lakotarebels]

Thank you for your teachings…

[@90210sleekkeels]

Ancient egypt are related to canaan too. Ancient egypt made sure that kush and canaan had no access to the nile delta. Kush and canaan only could visit egyptian forts to trade... not in egypt.

[@onlythetruth883]

You made sure that you had access to the western world with a masterpiece of historical trickery. And just a reminder it was not Egypt who deliberately placed the mighty desert nor the cataracts in the Nile.

[@daviousking3828]

Thank you

[@AutoriaGlobal]

Imaginative order, yes. Let's do a deep dive on this. It's CRUCIAL

[@joecool9739]

As they say in real estate...its all about location, location, location Egypt was uniquely placed in a very strategic trade location: -To their west is North Africa -To their east is the Middle East -To their north is the Mediterranean (Turkey, Greece) -To their south is Nubia Thats trade coming in from all 360 degrees generating alot of income Not only this, but Egypt had the fertile marshlands of the Nile Delta for crops...as well as various oases that contained more water, crops and animals...INCOME Nubia wasnt in such an advantageous trade location: -To their north is Egypt -To their west is desert -To their east is the red sea...but its obstructed by mountains and desert -To their south is even more desert Clearly the state with more money will be able to have larger cities, better education systems and more importantly...better armies Even so, the different Nubians were able to hold their own and establish their own states...gaining respect through trade, culture and especially warfare

[@NostGold]

You have just said a lot of nothing here. Nothing you said here makes any sense.

[@joecool9739]

@@NostGold And what have you said?

[@NostGold]

@@joecool9739 You said "clearly the sate with more money.. Will have better armies" but it's documented that ancient Egyptians had a weak army, and Nubians Cushites had a stronger and superior army.

[@joecool9739]

@@NostGold Where is this "documented"?

[@signalhilltv5237]

This video is partially true however Queen/Kandake Amanshikaheto her jewelry (bracelets) are located where? Egyptian Museum in Berlin (Germany) If you take a world civilization class at a major university or even a city college they will treat Ancient Nubia, and Ancient Egypt as one civilization.

[@WilliamGarrow]

Many modern archeologist are rejecting that notions now. You have to be selective to who you listen to on the topic. There is some interesting lectures on the subject on KZbin. Geoff Emberling or Solange Ashby are recommended..

[@signalhilltv5237]

@@WilliamGarrow Okay William (my name too) I know you have Google? Google how close is Egypt to Sudan? it's going to tell you it's hard to come up with a distance of 750 miles or less? Because of cultural and ancestral links. Nubians and Egyptians declared themselves children of the Nile? (not a word they would have actually used) You're telling me a modern archeologist is saying something different? How would the know? Remember I have 8 advanced degrees 3.97 GPA. And you were saying I should watch out who I listen to? You may want to follow your own advice. Good luck in all your pursuits.

[@supahotjoe6493]

@@WilliamGarrow At the 1974 UNESCO conference Egyptology was dealt a fatal blow. 2 African scholars wiped the floor with 18 world-renowned Egyptologists. They proved in 11 different categories of evidence that the ancient Egyptians were Black. The question of “What race were the ancient Egyptians?” was resolved at the historic international Cairo Symposium, held from January 28 - February 3, 1974. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) convened 20 of the world’s top Egyptologists to debate the race of the founders of ancient Egyptian civilization. It was assumed by the vast majority of European Egyptologists that the ancient Egyptians were either Caucasians or western Asiatics. At the conference only two African scholars, Cheikh Anta Diop and Theophilé Obenga, held that the Egyptians were black Africans, while the other participants took opposing positions against the Diop-Obenga thesis. Armed with a formidable body of evidence from numerous academic disciplines, Diop presented specific information to prove the black origins of Kemet. It is obvious from the conference report that Diop dominated the proceedings, and confronted with his solid arguments, most of the participants changed their positions during the conference. It is clear that the participants abandoned the old Caucasoid and western Asiatic theories and the conclusion of the official UNESCO report indicates the triumph of Diop and his colleague Obenga.

[@CrowdPleeza]

What do Egyptologist tend to say about Ta-seti in relation to Egypt's early development? I usually see the Egyptian city of Hierakonpolis being listed as the earliest starting point for Egyptian civilization.

[@fortunatomartino8549]

They dominated because they cursed all the time, assaulted everyone around them, ate greasy food and blamed everyone else for their behavior

[@onlythetruth883]

So! That's where you learnt and perfected your behavior. You got it down pat. Pat yourselves on the back.

[@fortunatomartino8549]

@onlythetruth883 Oh I forgot They abandon their pregnant women Shot and abort their babies Glorify gangsters Be drug dealers and pimps.

[@fortunatomartino8549]

@onlythetruth883 Then you build pyramids

[@SEORoyalTelevision]

Know thyself and remember your ancestors! Peace!

[@petermorton301]

The Urheimat Y of the ancient Canaanite's

[@petermorton301]

The ancient Cushite's dispersed all over the ancient world

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

What on earth does the arrival of Kushites mean, I always thought Kushites were the Nubians/Sudanese? Rather than who had the power of this or that, can you do one explaining the Kushites, Nubians, Ta Seti, Ethiopians, Nilotic Flora and Fauna etc? My African history is limited to Taharqa, Piye, Mansa Musa, Muhammad ibn Qu and Queen of Sheba, I intend to improve. Tangent: On power, I'm really into Eumelanin knowledge. Does anyone think Eumelanated African people in those days had special powers with their skin? We know today we can still absorb energy from the sun with our Eumelanin, and Eumelanin is a great conductor of electricity. Does anyone have the feeling that in those days they converted their absorption of the sun in large groups into a form of electrical powers to being able to see in the dark and lift heavy object on a high vibrating frequency?

[@signalhilltv5237]

ROFL David, did you know I had a history degree and would attempt to answer your question? Tricky question but you are missing the Kingdom of Askum (King Caleb who conquered Arabia, and Yemen (current day) then King Ezana. So depending on the time frame Ethiopia, Ta-Seti, Kush, and Current day Sudan are all in the same place. But the tricky part of your question is Nubia would have controlled that entire region, and then later the Kingdom of Askum would have controlled the entire region. So in the bible when they say Kandake queen of Ethiopia it's actually current-day Sudan (Meroe). Kingdom of Kush. Ta-Seti. would have been in Nubia/Ethiopia/Current day Sudan and Ethiopia and Eritrea.

[@Lordinvdious]

Thank you...... Are you going to tell of the first and second Battles of Dongola and the Muslim invasion? That's interesting as well......

[@julianmesa5448]

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[@discreetman593]

non-like peoples have clashed throught history. egyptians despised nubians callin them "vile and wretched"

[@PAAKWAMEPAA]

Bien

[@petermorton301]

Who are the Phuthites

[@greatidea7808]

Egypt may have become the principal civilization because the Cushites, in whom the Nubians descend from, were busy establishing civilizations in the Indus Valley, Meso America, Mesopotamia and Southeast Asia.

[@soda8736]

Except there absolutely no proof of this.

[@greatidea7808]

@@soda8736 There are monuments and other artefacts, underlying language connection, Books of Genesis, Jubilees and Jasher, and references from ancient scholars, etc., etc., etc. I can go on. However, you have to do the work yourself. Don't be afraid.

[@soda8736]

@@greatidea7808 but they dont speak the same language. And t h e Egyptians were writing 1000s of years before the Nubians

[@petermorton301]

Who were the Kushite's. The monuments of the Kushite's. The ancient Kushite's built for Eternity🌌. Ashra Kwesi explains African spiritual concepts at the temple of Aset (Isis) on KZbin. Ashra Kwesi explains the star 🌟 system Orion🌠 and the connection between Heaven🌠 and Earth🌄 on KZbin. Ashra Kwesi reveal GOD🌄🌠 chosen children on KZbin

[@greatidea7808]

@@soda8736 I'm speaking in terms of Mizraim, the patriarch of the Egyptians and Cush, the patriarch of the Cushites, from whom the Nubians descend. Cush and Mizraim are brothers, with Cush being the oldest and more diverse. Theses peoples were living in the Saharan Highlands before the area became arid. Afterwards, moving into the Niger and Nile Valleys and other places. I think this important in beginning to understand how these people are related. Western historians try to separate these people, but they are kinsmen. Take for example the Francs from whom France gets its name from and the Germans. Both speak different languages and have different cultures; however, they're both Germanic peoples. To say the Egyptians were writing before the Nubians just doesn't add up. These peoples were too close. Furthermore, the biblical histories of these two peoples confirms this familiarity.

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[@raymondgreen185]

The current problems of modern Africa?

[@ohlangeni]

It is KUSH. Not Nubia. Nubia was not a state or kingdom or polity. Nubia is a name of a region that Ta-Seti, Egypt, Kerma and Kush were situated. So, the question ought to say "why Egypt dominated over Kush?"

[@HadeelFatur]

Kemet over Kush *

[@ze_kangz932]

​@@HadeelFaturOr Ta Meri over Ta Seti

[@CrowdPleeza]

As far as the thumbnail. How is it known that's actually Narmer? I've found some info on that stone head. Most info I've found said that Sir Flanders Petrie believed it to be depicting Narmer. Another source I came across said that some believe it to be Khufu. Basically nobody actually knows who that stone head is depicting. It could be depicting one of the rulers of the 25th Nubian dynasty. "Limestone head of a man. Petrie thought that this is king Narmer of the 1st Dynasty. Petrie bought it from Egypt, precise provenance of excavation is unknown." Source: OSA 0785 World History

[@joecool9739]

This 25th dynasty racist trope is a huge misunderstanding of Egyptian history Pseudo-scholars love claiming that these were the only "Black Pharaohs" because they came from Nubia...but nobody else was ever Black aside from these "Nubians" Wrong, if you look at earlier dynasties...alot of the Pharaohs look even Blacker than the 25th Dynasty I will give you specific examples for Pharaoh statues you should look at: -Narmer (1st Dynasty) -Khasekhemwy (2nd Dynasty) -Huni (3rd Dynasty) -Khufu (4th Dynasty) -Sahure (5th Dynasty) -Pepi I(6th Dynasty) -Mentuhotep II (11th Dynasty) -Senusret II (12th Dynasty) -Sobekhotep V (13th Dynasty) -Meritaten (18th Dynasty)

[@CrowdPleeza]

@@joecool9739 Mentuhotep II is shown as Black. The ancient Egyptians were known to use various colors for symbolic reasons. So when they show a pharaoh as black how do you know when they're using that color black to show how that pharaoh actually looked vs when they're using the color black symbolically? Example: "Black is a color often misinterpreted in Egyptian art because of the modern-day association of black with evil. Images of Tutankhamun, found in his tomb, sometimes depict him with black skin and these were originally associated with death and grief by the early archaeologists interpreting the finds; although the association with death would be correct, and grief did accompany the loss of anyone in ancient Egypt as today, a proper interpretation would be the association of Tutankhamun in death with Osiris and the concept of rebirth and resurrection." Source: Color In Ancient Egypt- Joshua J. Mark

[@joecool9739]

@@CrowdPleeza Theres 2 statues of Mentuhotep II One is painted and one has no paint, just plain stone The unpainted Mentuhotep II looks even Blacker than the Mentuhotep II thats painted with Black skin

[@CrowdPleeza]

@@joecool9739 I already touched on that Narmer stone head.

[@joecool9739]

@@CrowdPleeza You should probably take a look at Mentuhotep II's wives as well Queen Kemsit and Queen Ashayet This was clearly a Black man who loved Black booty But again, theres various pharaohs that I listed there and they are clearly Black...from a time frame spanning thousands of years

[@javontinslet5181]

No Colion Noir reenactment? Come on now

[@marig9236]

Egypt ruled over so many but once Nubians were pharohs as they took over for a time.

[@matthewmann8969]

North Africa a mix of North African, Sub Saharan African, Middle Eastern, And Western European.

[@yvettetwaters7524]

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[@luciennyobenlend8639]

Égypte d’identité dominate, Égypt was just Egypt

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

The Bible tells us that the ancient Egyptians had their origin in Nubia (Ezekiel 29:13-16), which means that Mezraim the son of Ham was the father of both the Nubians and the Egyptians.

[@bakaribradford]

Cush or Kush was the father of the Kushites (Nubians) while Mezraim was the father of the Egyptians both forefathers were siblings.

[@trapmomlaydi9242]

So black people started royalty 😂 wowww❤

[@beenfrank]

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[@petermorton301]

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[@gustavusadolphus1915]

Why are black americans obsessing over ancient Egypt and rarely ever speak of west or central African (where they hail from).

[@Handle_Edit]

Why are Europeans obsessed with Ancient Egypt and never speak about England?

[@gustavusadolphus1915]

They dont claim ancient Egypt like u black americans do. Now why do u suffer from inferiority complex? ​@@Handle_Edit

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

Because skin color matters to other races that is Why!

[@thevisitor1012]

I wouldn't just say this as there have been some attempts to white wash Sub-saharan Africa despite the appearance of the people there. It's called the "Hamitic hypothesis" and they basically believed that white caucasians built ancient Kush and Axum, but due to mixing with Africans they lost their white skin. Ultimately, Egypt's contributions to the world makes it so great that they can't resist claiming it.

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[@Amoury_Abdo]

❌❌ This is a forgery. The twenty-fifth dynasty itself wrote that they are the kings of Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt, and it is written in hieroglyphs in more than document that the Kushites are descendants of the kemetians. So Kush is not a different kingdom. Kush is the largest province in the Kingdom of Upper Egypt, about half its area or more, and also the White Crown and the religion of Horus appeared in Nubia of Egypt, and Amun himself was born in Jebel Barkal in Sudanese Nubia. so more than the traditions appeared among us the Nubians (Kush)

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[@user-yh6tt2nu4p]

Egypt had more access to the Mediterranean and was pretty much the link of Eurasia. They had agricultural contributions from Natufians, booming cosmopolitan influences from Greece in Macedonia, and contributions fron Romans in infrastructure. Nubia still goated tho but I would attribute Egypt's fame just to its general fame to others in the Mediterranean world.

[@benkaprooki3844]

Tbf the pyramid age of Ancient Egypt existed 2500yrs before Rome conquered Egypt and was almost certainly driven by indigenous Egyptians. Some credit where it's due

[@JKAnu-yq1tr]

Lol.. there are black figures and faces literally painted on the walls. Even statues that are unquestionably negroid.

[@mellymel6624]

Please stop, you’re embarrassing yourself. Go look at a map and see if what you just said makes any sense..Do you even know where upper Egypt is??

[@caciouslukama2191]

Greek and Rome were influenced by Ancient Egyptian megalithic culture. The great pyramid of Giza which is about 4000+yrs is older than Greek civilization, let alone the Romans. Egypt is 5,500yrs old Greek is 3,400yrs old Rome is 2,000yrs old The architecture and writing systems both greek and rome came from Egypt.

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[@paulaw823]

Egypt was rediscovered by Noah's great great grandson, And it was conquered many time since Moses

[@TeddIdle34]

There was no "Nubia" but there was KUSH

[@ahmedanubis]

Nubia is the greater region, Kush is a part of Nubia, a specific ethnic group unlike say the wawat for example

[@billiondollarambition]

@@ahmedanubisTa Nehesi is what the people in antiquity called it. Nubia was a Roman Empire made in CE times as a Christian kingdom. Nehesu is the ancient word for Southern or Sudanese

[@moatazel-shafie3689]

That is a complete lie and fabrication of history. Nubia never ever became to be a nation state with centralized government and unified language like Egypt, never. They were ,at best a city state occupied by ethnic elite of rulers, priests surrounded by multicultural and multiethnic villages that used as laborers and army recruits . Their first writing system was copied from Egyptians' hieroglyphics 2600 years after Egypt invented it. Ta Seti, genius, was an enclave of 5 square mile that acted as an autonomous nome to upper kingdom of Egypt. They totally disappeared during a purge campaign in the events of the unification off upper and lower Egypt. The first sednatry society on earth developed in the levant and spread to Mesopotamia and Egypt. Nubia developed out of influence from Egypt, and the further you traveled south, then, the more come in contact with hunter-gatherers and UT remained that way for thousands of years. Stop fabricating fabricating history . You know that you are lying because what you claim is totally made up by you that cannot be substantiated by any crediable evidence

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

Ethiopia created the Hieroglyphic writing system. Ta Seti (Nubia) is the world's oldest civiization which extended from Sudan to Southern Egypt (Indigenous population called Kermet) this region was also referred to as ancient Ethiopia, which sounds like more than just 5 miles enclave region. To say Nubia never became this or that, you seem to be unaware of the 25th Dynasty of Egypt and those who ruled in Nubia before that. Arabs, Greeks and Roman's certainly went into Egypt, ruled, developed, killed and enslaved but they certainly aren't indigenous to any part of Africa. It is hard to research what one has never been taught, but once prompted things become very interesting.

[@moatazel-shafie3689]

@@DavidJohnson-dc8lu Also, indigenous people did not call their country Kemet, you illiterate. Kemet meaning black land was in reference to the colour of the silt of the Nile valley but Egypt included the Dshret or the red land in reference to the desert. The name Eithiopia is originally Greek, meaning Charred faces and was what the classical Greeks called Nubia. The the was usurped by Ezana of Aksum when he destroyed Nubia in the 4th A.D.

[@billiondollarambition]

@@DavidJohnson-dc8lu actually Ethiopia stems from the Greek word Aithiope which translates to burnt face, the modern day Ethiopians have nothing to do with Kemet, they are Afro Asiatic Semetic speakers. In the book "Ancient civilizations of Africa", Egyptian scholar Gamal Mokhtar admitted that the inventory of hieroglyphic symbols is entirely based on "Nilotic fauna and flora, thus proving that the writing is of purely African origin", although he acknowledged the geographical location of Egypt made it a receptacle for foreign influences. The Ta SETI spoke Nilo-Saharan language so the common denominator is the Medu neter & culture was created by Nilotic people(ANCIENT: Sudan, South Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia , Kenya ect.) who were indigenous to the Nile . The Nehesu people is what later was translated as nergos to take black people out of Egypt. The Remetu(Egyptians)in The Book of gates are identical with Nehesu(Black Africans).

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[@onyx081]

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[@wingzero7316]

Ancient Egypt is a Meditranian civilization, just like ancient greece and rome are also Meditranian civilizations. Egypt has much more in common with the near east civilizationd than with nubia and other like civilizations south of Egypt, same goes for ancient greeks and rome had more in common civilization wise with middle east than with Germania, Celts and most other European civilizations. Mesopotamia is the oldest civilization and not egypt nor nubia. Nubia was influenced by Egypt like how celts and germanians were influenced by ancient rome. What if white supremacists proclaimed Germanians influenced ancient greece and rome, Germanians originating their civilizations, while leaving out the fact, Greece and Rome originally were influenced by middle easterm civilizations. Ancient rome and greece had much more in common with middle estern civilizations than with the civilizations north of them in europe civilization wise. Nubians were like the Germanians and Celts to ancient Egypyians. I am white and my ancestors were from north western europe, i have no problem with my ancient ancestors not being anywhere near as advanced as Meditranian civilizations. If greece wasn't in close proximity to the middle east, there wouldn't have been an Ancient greece civilization, yes most Greeks were white and olive color people but it was all about learning from others and making it their own over time. Ancient Egypt had a reciprocal influence with Middle East and later other parts of the Meditranian region in all 3 continents

[@rashanreeves3259]

Not true at all in your first paragraph Egypt and Nubia conquered each other and were heavily influenced by each other through religion government and architecture (there are more pyramids in Sudan than in Egypt)

[@wingzero7316]

@@rashanreeves3259 Nubian pyramids came millenias later and were inflienced by Egyptian pyramids

[@wingzero7316]

@@rashanreeves3259 Nubia had similar relationship to Egypt, Germanians had with Ancient Rome. Also majority of ancient Egypyians looked middle eastern, especally in the north.

[@thizwizz253]

You are wrong, we know from history who creates everything and who takes credit for it. 🤣

[@keenannorris3309]

@@wingzero7316 Ancient Egyptians did not "look" only one way any more than modern Egyptians do. Egypt is gigantic and has wide phenotypic diversity.

[@o0OBLACKIEO0o]

Fun fact.. ancient egypt and nubia/ ethopia was all white people. Not black. 😅

[@user-yh6tt2nu4p]

??? Ethiopia comes from the Greek word "Aethiops", or Αἰθιοπία, which means "burnt-faced" or black. People labelled as such by Greeks were portrayed as black (ex: The Cesnola Collection, Purchased by subscription, 1874-76). I don't know if you are trolling or you just want to be contrarian but your statement is wrong

[@smelly1060]

​@@user-yh6tt2nu4pdon't argue with nutters

[@schorpioen7466]

That's more fun than fact

[@nomercynodragonforyou9688]

Just rope, troll

[@kingabstract2695]

Fun fact ..Eurropeans like stealing African history😂

[@nphipps9406]

[@broq9194]

I believe that further research into African history and prehistory will reveal that the Nile Valley was NOT the first established states and civilizations in Africa, just the best documented. Stop me if I'm wrong, but neither the Nubian or Kemetic people ever claimed to be the first state builders, which is odd because African civilizations are typically very quick to claim authorship over almost anything, even when these claims are in direct conflict with other claims. Human beings began in Southern Africa and have existed in Africa for 300,000 years and I do not believe, in any way shape or form, that Africans never thought of establishing cities and states until they made their way all the way up to the Nile Valley, ON THE COMPLETE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE CONTINENT. Very little archeological research is done on the African continent because 1) African governments lack funding, 2) European governments do NOT want to find any form of civilization in Africa AND THEREFORE THEY AREN'T LOOKING FOR ANY!!! The more research I do the more it seems to point to West Africa possibly being the author of the urban way of life we call civilization. Plato even states that Egyptians speak of a powerful state in West Africa flourishing in 9,600 B.C., and described it as the richest state in human history, and as we know, economics facilitates urban development and West Africa has always had the economics, BY FAR!!! The West African Empire of Mali is said to have controlled over half the world's supply of gold and salt BY ITSELF!!! - and that doesn't even include the Ashanti gold fields, also in West Africa. It's also not surprising that evidence affirms West Africans travelling the world and trading in Mexico (Olmecs) and all the way to India. West Africa has been the most urbanized part of Africa (possibly the world) for most of human history. Benin City in West Africa (never mentioned by Eurocentrists) was possibly the largest city in the world 400 - 500 years ago. At that time, London (England's biggest city) contained 60,000 people, and Benin City was reported to possess a standing army of 180,000 soldiers. So basically, BENIN CITY HAD 3X MORE SOLDIERS THAN LONDON HAD PEOPLE!!! It was also so large that the city walls surrounding all the suburbs were comparable to the Great Wall of China. Of course, Europeans never mention this, and MOST Africentric scholarship is OBSESSED with Kemet and the Nile Valley (for whatever reason) and have neglected the entire rest of the continent. I can go on and on about this subject.

[@broq9194]

I believe that further research into African history and prehistory will reveal that the Nile Valley was NOT the first established states and civilizations in Africa, just the best documented. Stop me if I'm wrong, but neither the Nubian or Kemetic people ever claimed to be the first state builders, which is odd because African civilizations are typically very quick to claim authorship over almost anything, even when these claims are in direct conflict with other claims. Human beings began in Southern Africa and have existed in Africa for 300,000 years and I do not believe, in any way shape or form, that Africans never thought of establishing cities and states until they made their way all the way up to the Nile Valley, ON THE COMPLETE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE CONTINENT. Very little archeological research is done on the African continent because 1) African governments lack funding, 2) European governments do NOT want to find any form of civilization in Africa AND THEREFORE THEY AREN'T LOOKING FOR ANY!!! The more research I do the more it seems to point to West Africa possibly being the author of the urban way of life we call civilization. Plato even states that Egyptians speak of a powerful state in West Africa flourishing in 9,600 B.C., and described it as the richest state in human history, and as we know, economics facilitates urban development and West Africa has always had the economics, BY FAR!!! The West African Empire of Mali is said to have controlled over half the world's supply of gold and salt BY ITSELF!!! - and that doesn't even include the Ashanti gold fields, also in West Africa. It's also not surprising that evidence affirms West Africans travelling the world and trading in Mexico (Olmecs) and all the way to India. West Africa has been the most urbanized part of Africa (possibly the world) for most of human history. Benin City in West Africa (never mentioned by Eurocentrists) was possibly the largest city in the world 400 - 500 years ago. At that time, London (England's biggest city) contained 60,000 people, and Benin City was reported to possess a standing army of 180,000 soldiers. So basically, BENIN CITY HAD 3X MORE SOLDIERS THAN LONDON HAD PEOPLE!!! It was also so large that the city walls surrounding all the suburbs were comparable to the Great Wall of China. Of course, Europeans never mention this, and MOST Africentric scholarship is OBSESSED with Kemet and the Nile Valley (for whatever reason) and have neglected the entire rest of the continent. I can go on and on about this subject.