How The Migratory Routes of Africans Prove Their Link to Egypt and Nubia | The Link - Part 1

[@DaRanchuGuy]

As a sudanese living in Egypt, I clearly see that most of the people who called Egyptian by the modern country, to them A simple walk under the sun 🌞is a suffering 😂 then i ask myself, how in the world they claim this land to be theirs if they cannot even bare its heat🥵 like I do 😎

[@maragolihistory2118]

That's why they're trying to block the sun ..

[@ladybluelotus]

😂

[@juniorbucinthe9270]

100 agreed 👍

[@TheOriginalYolisa]

Exactly, you said it best‼️😂🤡🤣👿😂

[@jahbless4ever]

lol. Facts

[@ClassicTrevorn0101]

This is exactly the reason why I love this channel because none of these other videos talking about ancient Egypt provides the vast majority of evidence like what is found in this video. Thank you for sharing this great work Kueli Mika. ✌️ Peace.😂

[@JudahCub1981]

Yes, indeed! I just subscribed and now I am a devoted fan. I love his approach to his presentation of evidence and in connecting the dots.

[@kuelimika]

Thank you guys. I very much appreciate the support. I am happy you appreciate my presentation style. We keep it pushing, one day they will all know that Kemet was indeed a Black African civilization. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@ClassicTrevorn0101]

@KueliMika I hope 🙏🏽 you can continue to create more videos 📹 like this one that gives a thorough overview and explanation in great detail, depth, and understanding that revealed the truth about ancient Kemet.

[@baerkaabnaab2388]

@@kuelimika The Mole-dagbon group who are found in northern Ghana, Burkina Faso, Northern Togo etc. say in their oral history that they descend from the Royal house of King Shabako of ancient Egypt through their ancestor "Tiye Wumya" whose child called "Tohazie" migrated to migrated to the area called Morocco and then to Mali empire before running to Northern parts of Ghana to evade forced Islamic convertions

[@wd2989]

I’m new to the channel - came across it in my search for information about migrations of the peoples in Africa. My DNA is European & African. I’ve search for heritage and info on my great-grandparents who are ancestors mostly from Benin & Nigeria regions and to a lesser degree Senegal, Mali and Ghana. Lots of info to digest here. I’ll watch it a few more times. I think that tracing migratory patterns of people in the time frame of BEFORE 3000-3500 BCE (over 5,000 yrs ago) is really far far back in time and I would like to assume that we can all look at that era of humanity as “a common ancestral period”.

[@andrewhowson7540]

It's something how people like to generalize and say that all Africans look like this or all black people look like that. Africa is the most diverse continent in the world. So there are many different physical features among African people.

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

Yes. All of you young people on this site are so brave.

[@st3019]

Yes and North Africans were NEVER black .

[@beanabong2896]

Mr Imotep's channel is one of the most impactful channels on youtube.

[@matamba6774]

Europeans find 1-2 similarities and go "egypt wasnt black african". Africans find cultural links, religious and more and we are still denied. This is insane

[@user-jv8kr4im1t]

And those similarities often came from Europeans "borrowing" stuff and "forgetting" to write it down.

[@Grimloxz]

Ivan Van Sertima writing in the 70s and 80s often made this observation. One can come with 8-12 pieces of evidence (cultural, linguistic, genetic, archaeological, etc.) and they will still doubt how African the people are. “The writing is African, the pottery is African, the culture is African, the techno-complex is African, but we’re not sure if the people were African…”. ??? o.O

[@andrewjones2387]

@@Grimloxzplease remove “doubt” and replace with “willfully ignore”, it proves your point even better and is more accurate.

[@caiphussemenya1775]

​@@Grimloxz❤

[@st3019]

There are no links between ancient Egyptians and black subsaharan Africans at all . The only people who have some links with ancient Egyptians and other west Eurasian people are Cushitic people who are dark skin but their dna is much closer to west Eurasians ( caucasians) than black Africans. Ancient Egyptians were using the wheels and chariots since at least second millennium BC . In subsaharan Africa the wheel was almost totally unknown until 19th century when western civilization introduced it to them during colonial era. Only this fact tells you there was ABSOLUTELY NO connection at all between subsaharan Africans ( west African, Bantu, Nilotic and Pygmy people) and ancient Egyptians. This video is just a hoax.

[@kalestanforde]

Flavious Josephus, a jewish historian (around 1AD) said that the egyptians and the other inhabitants of the adjoining parts of asia were black africans.

[@thevisitor1012]

Yep, ancient Colchis was considered to be a "second Ethiopia" by several ancient scholars.

[@withoutHistory]

Awesome, Simply awesome. Great great work.

[@kuelimika]

Thank you man! We continue the work!

[@edwardcarrier4816]

Dame homie, this might be the most comprehensive work I have ever seen on this topic. Great work!

[@blakemoore8063]

Listening to this one was better than going out to a movie!❤ 🔥🔥 ✊🏾✊🏾🧔🏾👸🏾🤴🏾

[@rudynathan8852]

Thank you for your honest and unbiased work. A great show of strenght and honesty

[@mouhalo]

i love you man, i wish your channel grows, also i know someone who is named Bakari, its a very common name in senegal. I am a comic artist and i am making a comic based on our ancient people ,taking inspiration not only in egypt and nubia but also other ruins in the african continent like the great zimbabwe ect. your videos just motivate me and give me courage to continue working on it

[@joyfra3549]

MohArt, I am so happy he is now making TikTok videos showing facts as most of the nonsense is there; The moderns are now trying to 'show' something. They are showing one African tribe and saying the Ancient Egyptians did not look this way or wore this kind of clothing; real simple minded stuff. Either they are ignorant or willfully being ignorant since they should know that Africa has over 3000 Tribes and some look very different from the other.

[@TawedzerwaKure-px9hm]

Hey here in Zimbabwe we do have a tribe with the comon name Bakari

[@mouhalo]

@@TawedzerwaKure-px9hm amazing brother , also love the great Zimbabwe . It’s funny how Africans just connect but sone people want to divide us. When we are poor we are all Africans but when we thrive we are not the same .

[@babs4359]

Very common in west Africa, And point to know West Africans trace their Ancestral origin from nile Valley,,even crocodile in west Africa came from the nile that is why they are called the nile crocodile there is a lot of west African that live in the west and tracing their DNA with results showing there have Pharaohs of Egypt (kemet)DNA It is on the Internet, Marcus Gravey say we will find the true answer,,please please I really want you to do your comic Do one on Malik Amber Do one on Ysuki

[@kuelimika]

We need those comics! I’m a big fan of comics and historical fiction in general. Can’t wait to see your work! I just saw your drawing skills, and I am quite impressed. I can tell the comic book will have amazing art. People like you are part of the reason I do this work. We need comics for the youth to be introduced in a fun way to this knowledge. So I encourage your initiative. Love you, too. 🙏🏿❤️

[@JudahCub1981]

I feel like I am in a college classroom setting when I watch your presentations.

[@kuelimika]

😄😄 Thank you🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@suprmekai5]

@@kuelimika Truth teacher2007 remember his video I showed you

[@starchproof]

Yeah but your kind is the problem with our cause. Because a lot of Black Americans are claiming Hebrew Israelites and all the other BS stuff that overshadows this and not taken seriously.

[@starchproof]

Judah in Africa

[@starchproof]

Give me a break.

[@boykind1863]

Apparently modern egyptian are angry that they colonized kemet.why would the natives give up they're own culture and language without large scale population replacement. #egpytwasblack

[@boykind1863]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJqaoXh-qMqSqJI. I used chatgpt and it agreed that egypt was black

[@boykind1863]

kzbin.infoQQmXu6jkHNs?feature=share here's some more proof I hope he uses it in a video

[@thevisitor1012]

The funny thing is the Egyptians already had some knowledge of these migrations and recorded it down. They describe obtaining a Twa/Pygmy from Punt "the land of the ancestors." meaning the land wasn't just restricted to "Puntland"(as some horners would like you to believe) but stretched to Uganda and possibly Congo. There's also Ta Khent(land of the beginnings) which is found in Sudan, meaning they cited more than one place in sub-saharan Africa as their origin.

[@mouhalo]

very interesting indeed

[@joyfra3549]

facts

[@st3019]

That’s absolutely nonsense! No evidence whatsoever has showed ancient Egyptians were originally from the south. There is some evidence only in Upper Egypt in the south, but in middle Egypt and especially north all evidence we have shows that ancient Egyptians were the same stock with people of ancient middle eastern and Asia Minor (Anatolia) . They were not black.

[@leobvenzen8565]

One of the Ntchr of Kmt was Bes, a Twa from southern Afrika. To the Kmtyw the south was up, from which they originated. E.g., Upper Kmt was south; Lower Kmt was north.

[@NKiani]

@@leobvenzen8565 I’ve heard of that before too

[@joyfra3549]

Dude you are one of the hardest historian here on youtube. I am also working real hard to combat this nonsense since many of the younger Scholars are asleep. I have papers showing the ancient Egyptians are linked also at The Amhara people and Dinka people. I have an Oxford study. Let me know if you want it and I can send it to you. I also have something showing showing the liar Zahi Hawass refusing to do skull studies or comprehensive DNA on the mummies. He first said the Government would not do the studies for "security reasons" then later said such studies would 'take too long.' They are refusing skull studies because it would show a clear link to West Africa. By the way, in Uganda, there is a tribe where persons have similar names as the ancient Egyptians or sounds very similar. The modern Egyptians are too far gone. They've been lied to for so long.

[@thedebunker1777]

The Modern Egyptians who are speaking the loudest against a black Ancient Egypt are white or light skinned, these people have the least amount of Kemetic DNA in them.

[@saraaberdeen12]

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[@saraaberdeen12]

​@@thedebunker1777 L

[@ironman5034]

Hey Joy fra send a link to your papers, would love reading them

[@kuelimika]

Thank you for this comment, sir. Please forward the studies at this address: [e-mail] 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@Smoker2777]

Another amazing Vid man! Great Job!! Metatron could never

[@weskerwillie9044]

That euro clown

[@ladybluelotus]

​@@weskerwillie9044 Ikr. Smh.

[@guillermomulgrave7330]

Great job my friend. I truly appreciate your efforts to demonstrate how the world chooses to resist/steal the achievements of a population/people that have been around from the beginning and have all the evidence to demonstrate how we grew and achieved humanities BEST! The others that deny or try to say otherwise to your documentation have NOTHING to prove that this great achievement is from another people. They have no proof, only individuals that speak with ‘0’ evidence or factual information. Keep up your great work. I’ll be watching.

[@obiwanshinobi87]

Hawass: They were black but not negro wait until someone tells him what "negro" means

[@thedebunker1777]

I don't know why he's talking about the lips, the Ancient Egyptian monuments clearly show thick lips.

[@ladybluelotus]

​@@thedebunker1777 Delusionoids see what they wanna see 🤷🏽‍♀️. 🙈🙉 But mouth still flapping.

[@mouhalo]

@@thedebunker1777 also not all africans have the same features, it varies from tribe to tribe some have fuller lips, broader nose. its just absurd to use these to say they were different people. have. these people ever been to africa? i mean the real africa

[@peterbillas9131]

😂😂

[@peterbillas9131]

@@thedebunker1777 yes but not" negro" 😂🤣🖤😅

[@thevisitor1012]

This video is priceless as anthropological migrations is a very daunting field to get into, and the videos I've seen up till now only acknowledge the original out of African migration and the Bantu expansion. I've been trying to look for somewhere to get started and this video series is perfect. Also I'd suggest looking into timestamps as this is probably your longest video yet!

[@kuelimika]

😅 Very long and time consuming to make

[@lauwilliams-hn8qs]

@@kuelimika And we appreciate all your work! You are truly making a difference! Thank you!

[@dee3489]

Yep I knew most of this been studying my history I'm Bantu and Kush mix so yea never been so proud until I was linking into my peoples history. Your video covered some things I did not know or thinks about. Thank you and others like you for your working in helping me learn my real history.

[@kuelimika]

You are welcomed. Thank you for your comments 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@Benheps]

Linking some part of History does not mean the Egyptian history is your history -- just like France would not Claim Britain's history is theirs just because they interacted at one point. Be proud of your own history

[@kuelimika]

@@Benheps I am proud of it. Of all my history. Because my history as a Black man is that of the genesis of humanity and its civilization to the last Bantu states and everything in between. Kemet is a stage where they exclude me, even if I participated in its origin and development, that shall not stand. This channel will talk about all African history. We are stuck in Kemet for now, because there a special effort to exclude us from it. In Africa we have a shared history on our mother land. We seek to unite and not divide as you like to do. We consider ourselves, children of Africa. An Ethiopian can look at Zimbabwean history as his own because they are linked. A Ugandan can look at Ghanian history as his own because they are linked. Why? Because as the oldest line of the human family, our history starts when homo sapiens appear and only ends in the present. Again we seek to unite not to divide. And I would have loved that the world not divide humanity bu race even in history, but since they wanna do it. We might as well remind everyone what the tropical African race (Black Africans) have achieved collectively. Plus the studies are there to show the link of all Africans. Did they all lie??

[@Benheps]

​@@kuelimika Not true, your history is yours. You are deluding yourself. I have never met a fellow African who imagines another persons history as theirs. There is a reason why people are still segregated in Africa based on their tribe and language and sadly even looks. They are proud of their own cultures and some still fight to death for it. I admire the African civilisation of ancient Egypt, but the ancient Egyptian history and culture is not mine, it's for the Nubians/Kushites. I have my own history which i am proud of...and to respect and keep it alive i will not distort it by including other cultures that i don't understand or was never a part of, just because of its' a "cool" civilisation admired by the media/western cultures and the people had my skin color.

[@kuelimika]

@@Benheps Well, again. You only see a division. We seek (seek being the keyword) to unite. And there are many scientific facts that allow to realize that we are all related in Africa. You seem unaware of the Indo-European family. That is how Westerners collectively share a common history. We can see the same type of family in Africa, but they try to deny its existence. Saying that Kush and Kemet are part of our history is not being ashamed of my recent history. The Kushite and Kemites are our older ancestors. They are the first civilisations on our continent. We all come from East Africa and then interacted in the Green Sahara. The history of African peoples is way older than you want it to be. Did you even watch the video? This has been proven scientifically. If it is overwhelming, please take the time to carefully read on the origin of the peoples of Africa. Kushite and Kemite culture are African cultures, not much different than their siblings further south. But hey, if you want to stay in your segregated state, by all means do. As a Lunda, my ancestors sought the unification of all African peoples by making everyone understand that we are part of the same history and culture. Those were fellow Africans who saw other people as fellow brothers of the same land and culture. Not divisive. Take the time to read the research before you react. I did not make those studies up. Facts are facts, they don’t care about how you feel. I am proud of all African history. All of it.

[@ochogangbino15]

Love the work my man keep teaching or ppl around the world

[@truthseeker8139]

Egyptians, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans.. list goes on, tell them they look black and they get offended. But tell them you look like you have some European blood, they will light up with pride and dish out some made up ancestry.

[@lf1496]

I'm Cuban and Puerto Rican and on both sides my families practice the Yoruba religion of IFA or (Santeria) from our Nigerian Yoruba ancestors. Not all of us are crazy. In Cuba Africa is the centre of our culture 🇨🇺🇵🇷🇳🇬💪🏿💪🏾💪🏽

[@MisyeDiVre]

It's the self hatred that they were brought up with.

[@womeninadjusting7329]

@@lf1496 Love from America as a Haitian 🇭🇹

[@rzoo4mc]

The papyrus of hunefer “said we came from the beginning of the Nile where god happi dwells”mic drop

[@CrowdPleeza]

Does that quote actually exist in the Papyrus Of Hunefer? Who else has seen it other than Yosef Ben-Jochannan? Even Reggie on the Saneter channel said that quote doesn't exist.

[@fromabove422]

Not to rude but the Americans like to make ish up. I believe the Caucasian dna might be the reason why they do it. I've seen it a million times, they lie about experiences etc be mindful of their information

[@kalestanforde]

If you asked these same people if the ancient greeks and the vikings were white, they'll tell you YES. If you asked them for proof, they'll give you the same type of proof that there is for the African origin of ancient Egyptians.

[@ThreadStoppa]

Then ask those same people why there is no Sub Alps Europe.. and since not.. why not?

[@Kascie]

@@ThreadStoppa Hello. Can you please explain what you mean by "sub Alps Europe?" Thanks.

[@ThreadStoppa]

@@Kascie It is the standard method of applying the same tactics used to separate Egypt from Africa.. except one could argue that the Alps in Europe not only separated Greece and Rome from Celtic/Germanic people by its long latitudinal mountain line, but that they were far and away much more aloof of one another than their African/Egyptian counterparts in respective comparison. And that is on all scales, culturally, ethnically, linguistically, geographically, scholarly etc. These people dealt with an actual geological structure (mountains) that posed as a divide between people and they have the gall to use the term "sub sahara" to denote an area that was actually plush greenery in the time spoken of and served as no deterrent in migrational patterns. Why separate people using a formation that didn't exist in their time other than agenda? One could argue that these people were in fact closer to African/ Mediterranean/Levant gene pools, cultures and customs. The fact that Africa, the most diverse people, populated the planet, YET isn't the standard/model/base of all reference points in geneology is another smoking gun but that's for another day.

[@Kascie]

@@ThreadStoppa Thank you for the thorough explanation. I hadn't heard the expression before so I needed a little context. It's "funny" to me how the modern population there used to freely admit that their ancestors invaded the lands but now claim to be bloodline descendants of the original ancient Egyptian people (just like the Mongoloids in the Americas suddenly claiming to be indigenous back to antiquity when they used to tell how their ancestors said they walked here over a land bridge hundreds of years ago).

[@oliviamonteque6407]

​@@Kascie If you have that thing called a brain, use it!

[@zazlar4228]

What’s hilarious is that these “Egyptologist” don’t even understand ancient African culture to understand the links between Egypt and the core of Africa. Egypt is mysterious to them and so confusing but it isn’t to Africans who’s cultural ties are not unfamiliar to Egypt. There are literally ties into the African continent to which the Egyptians created their culture from but in all their European museums they leave all this information out , how interesting.

[@latanyarankin7005]

So we see black people on the walls, the statues, the Spanx, the features on everything in Kemet/ Egypt, and we still have to prove it huh🧐 Wow

[@joseph906]

Like we have to proof the Greeks were white.

[@thedebunker1777]

Not to mention the ancient textual evidence that described them as black skinned and kinky haired.

[@latanyarankin7005]

@the debunker I wonder what's the problem admitting they were and still are BLACK and Aww, So BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE !! ✊🏾and my God there Fashion remains Unmatched in my opinion 😍😍

[@thesoulbrother8636]

@@latanyarankin7005 That's because sister they (Europeans and others) would have to admit that they got all of their knowledge (mathematics, arts, science, philosophy, religion, writing..........etc) from melanated "so called black" people and that's the last thing they want to admit. It would deconstruct and ruin their so called "glorious history" and relegate them to the bottom of humanity (which they always try to do to black people worldwide), but the truth cannot be hidden and no matter how hard they try, they have failed miserably. Cheers🍸

[@mouhalo]

@@latanyarankin7005 yes unmatched

[@paulokeke8337]

I’m Nigerian from the Igbo tribe and this is true, the Nsunde pyramid was found in my state in Enugu, in a local government called, Udi. Now, I don’t believe we’re Egyptians but I can draw similarities between my culture and that of the Hebrews in the Old Testament. Since the ancient Israelite were once part of Egypt, probably they carried with them Egyptian cultures during their migration. However from the my discoveries in most cultures in Africa, I think, Ethiopias, Kenyans, Sudanese and South Africans are closely related to the ancient Egyptian. Just take for instance the collar worn by the South Africans and the ones worn by the Maasai in Kenya. It’s similar to what I see on the hieroglyphics.

[@Blackdiamond929_]

7:31 where are the European pyramids ? Are there any?

[@HenryPueb]

@@Blackdiamond929_ There are but they won't excavate them. Prob afraid its all black people in those too...lol

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

I feel very welcomed and blessed to be among you younger historians of color because I was raised like you on the truth of Africans and their civilizations and migrations. Having a dad with Senegalese ancestry and a mom who was a history teacher and of Cherokee heritage has helped to shape my learning on this.

[@Darkstar_Menace]

Thank you!!! Im an american black and Ive been trying to say this to so many other american blacks and they look at me like im fucking stupid and start calling me dumb. Smfh. When i say this they make this assumption that im saying egypt was never black when i never once said that. And i even point out these countries that black egyptians migrated to and i get told im wrong smh. Glad someone from the continent is solidifying my point. 🙏🏿

[@paulokeke8337]

@@Darkstar_Menace The truth is many of us in sub-Saharan Africa know this fact about ancient kemet and Hebrew and how we're more closely related to them than the present settlers. Our ancestors migrated from up north which is often told to us in oral history passed down from generations. Their practices are still alive in our culture and traditions but modern day Africans have chosen to move on. If we weren't as reluctant over these issues of who the ancient Kemet and Hebrews were, the story would have been debunked by now bc we still have solid proof.

[@Sekou156]

Powerful message as usual from my great brother

[@MisyeDiVre]

This is a criminally underrated video!

[@joyfra3549]

I've been asking the same, if the Egyptians are Europeans why are there are no Pyramids in Europe? There are more pyramids in Mali and Sudan than even in Egypt which tells me the building of Pyramids in Egypt stopped when the invading groups arrived and the culture became less African.

[@asage5801]

You make a good surface point but in reality it cannot be a good point of debate. Why? Because limiting Egypt to Pyramids is unwise and short-sighted. Instead I would ask why is MAAT out of Egypt but depraved thinking, selfishness and death coming from so-called Europe back in those days and all the way to today. Egypt was really about a way of being, living and thinking. This, then yielded great physical works that even preceded the pyramids. Egyptians would have has a unique and advanced culture even if the pyramids have never been built.

[@joyfra3549]

@@asage5801 you are missing the entire point :). looks like you did not see my other post. Surface is what you guys are bringing to the debate; check out our references and studies. Start by looking at his description. I am also sending him some studies later.

[@joyfra3549]

@Sex" Allatus Angellus and the co-call Egyptologist who gets funding from the same racist institutions in Europe and have sold their souls.

[@st3019]

Totally rubbish! Firstly, nobody has ever said that ancient Egyptians were Europeans! You’re making this nonsense. Secondly, why are no pyramids in subsaharan Africa, aside Nubians who were their next door neighbors?! Thirdly, how is it that the wheel which in ancient Egypt was known since at least 1600s BC , in subsaharan Africa was almost totally unknown until 19th century when western colonialism introduced it to them?! How does that makes sense?!

[@atrichardable]

@@st3019the wheel was in Sudan and neighboring areas in Africa As well but Egypt obviously was the center of global trade for the of the continent because of where it is located and was brought the wheel during the times Of the hykso invasion, Africa is a big continent , the igbos of west Africa went into the Iron Age before the Egyptians did , so to use the wheel as a indicator of intelligence is dumb especially since roads weren’t a big thing back then , what reason would they need a wheel in jungle areas or desert areas , Egyptians were brought the wheel From Asians it wasn’t like they invented it , technology didn’t spread around the whole world fast like it did now there wasn’t no internet or Amazon prime , and at the same time based on your on environment certain things wasn’t looked at as a priority

[@denzelreid4834]

The ancient Egyptians looked like the modern day Ethiopians and Sudanese people.

[@minamuse3965]

Sudanese and Ethiopians aren’t the same though.

[@marilainedictan4851]

​@@minamuse3965no but they are EXTREMELY related to each other

[@lyricofwise6894]

The ancient egyptians looked like ancient sudanese, since todays sudan and ethiopia has become more mixed. So its still very similar to todays Sudan, but has more Nilotic peoples in Nubia

[@MisyeDiVre]

In recent years, my desire to see the motherland has grown ten fold. Videos such as this one remind me of the beauty and the richness to be found in the cradle of humanity. I would also like to highlight that your videos are very well structured and educational whilst not neglecting the need for entertaining breaks; you remind us that we can have a laugh even though the attempts to rob Africa of her antiquity persist. Misye Mika, fò' m' di'w mesi anpil pou tout zefò wap degaje pou pwodiksyon videyo sa yo! Pour tous vos efforts, je vous dis merci. Bravo Monsieur ! J'attends déjà le prochain épisode! 🇭🇹🌍

[@JoanCheptoo-vc8qx]

If you come to East Africa, you will be amazed about their history. As a Kenyan of the Kalenjin tribe, Nilotic poeple, our ancestral roots takes us back to Egypt. We literally call out Ancient God "ASIS". I wonder why that name reminds me of the Egyptian God "ISIS." Other tribes in East Africa also have linguistic, cultural practices that were done in ancient Egypt

[@joyfra3549]

@Joan Cheptoo, if you read how the Greeks described the ancient Egyptians you will find it is very similar to how many Nilotic people look and many of the customs etc. The Greeks called the ancient Egyptians, Ethiopians , meaning Black. Tall, dark skin etc. Sadly we will never see the research linking the groups/tribes since Egypt refuses to do such studies and they also prevent non-Arab Egyptian researchers to have access to the older mummies. That being said a few older studies do link some of the groups but those studies are very old and they are few.

[@Goldenera6ix]

man when your videos come out i prepare my tea, and smokes for a good morning

[@cocouatiye3140]

It's a definitively a pleasure to watch and listen to you. Keep up the job!! And your pedagogical jocks 😂😊😅😊😂❤ You said something absolutely important: The Sahara desert is vast and it's hiding important secrets " . I think time for us Black 🖤 of the world, either of the the diaspora or of the continent, especially for those who have made it to finance archeological and linguistic researches about Africa and beyond. This will have the benefit to have access to authentic history about us as did by pioneer like Prof Cheikh Anta Diop and Théophile Obenga. It will help not only to educate our people, ourselves, but the other brainwashed out there who believe that our History is limited slavery and colonisation. No we are at centre of human civilization and we should not let other people tell our story. History falsifiers are in great numbers out there. Their parents did it to dominate the world and they want to continue in same path. The simplest question I ask that I myself read on brother's wall is HOW CAN THE ARABS WHO ARE TRADERS NOMADIC PEOPLE BY NATURE AND THE CAUCASIANS WHO CANNOT STAND THE SUN ☀️ BUILD A CIVILIZATION IN THE NILE VALLEY AT A TIME PEOPLE WERE HALF COVERED ⁉️

[@user-zn8mj1sh5m]

What a throughly researched video! The beauty and history of Africa is undeniable! Thank you for sharing!

[@9neters]

Greetings/Hotep, dear Brother! Thank you for all the work. Your content is phenomenal. You mentioned being fluent in French. Have you read: LES CHEMINS DU NIL, LES RELATIONS ENTRE L'EGYPTE ANCIENNE ET L'AFRIQUE NOIRE (THE ROADS OF THE NILE, THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ANCIENT EGYPT AND BLACK AFRICA) by Aboubacry Moussa Lam? It is only available in French. I don't speak or read French but I got a copy for my library because Elder Anthony Browder spoke highly of the book.

[@samuelfanning6598]

Learned a great deal about prehistoric africa thanks to your video. The history and migrations surrounding the Green Sahara are fascinating. 🎉

[@guccikilla360]

Flawless victory 💯

[@chriskewe4238]

We have enough pyramids in Sudan, but no one talks about. Why? Because they are no different from the Egyptian pyramids and it way too south of the Sahara that convincing the world it was asian would be way nigh impossible... Liars all over the place...

[@afckajjansi]

Because that they cannot claim that sudanis are white AHAHHAAHAHA. Wait till the sudan is taken over by white people then attention will shift to the sudan pyramids and they'll say white people built them.

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

I am astonished by the truths being told on this site.

[@musakam]

I salute you sir, another brilliant job.

[@kuelimika]

Thank you! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@julioibaniaz9634]

How can you salute these liars, I saw a video done by a clown like this guy he was standing on the ground in Africa pointing in a certain direction saying AFRICA is in that direction ,the clown guy did not know that he is standing on the continent of Africa

[@Warsame7]

Truly amazing breakdown! Glad I found this channel and i also like your humor 😂

[@UGOEBENAJA]

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. YOU ARE DESTOYING THEM ALL.

[@mrnancy1114]

Great stuff long but not boring, chock full of info, impossible to combat😊

[@maragolihistory2118]

From what I'm starting to observe, its like European didn't build or found anything....all their history is built on top of indigenous people. Europeans includes Turks, mongols and the so called Arabs in North Africa.

[@kalestanforde]

It really dependents on which Europeans. Europeans looked much different more than 8000 years ago and the populations that inhabit Europe now may not be the same populations that settled then. Most western europeans today originated in central europe and settled in the rhine forests. (the germanic people) They are the last migrations of the indo europeans in times of antiquity. The slaves were nomadic as well and some eventually settled in forests and swamps. Its hard to build anything when you are constantly on the move. A civilization necessitates some type of permanent settlement for a long time unaffected by wars etc. War was the nature of the germanics. The romans called them barbarians and uncivilized. ( Note that the romans also had indo european dna in them from the first set of migrations from central europe, like the ancient greeks.) The germanics then invaded rome and occupied it when it fall. They took over Rome, basically. If archaelogists really wanted to know more about human civilizations, then they would have excavated a lot more in Africa. But you are right in the sense that the germanics and other europeans (excluding the southern greeks and romans) did not build anything really until recently. The paler arabs are really a mixture of persians. The persians or iranians who are also indo european invaded the native ethnic elamites and took over their civilization. What you would find is if you research history, much of the destruction of ancient civilizations was due to the warring nature of the invading indo europeans. Go look at the migration of indo europeans and see in various cases in less than 200 years, that civilization that was invaded came to an end. They have a history of invading and destroying everything.

[@weskerwillie9044]

These guys are literally not indigenous to any place. For real. The only place they can claim that will not cause any conflict are the ice sheets. It's almost like they came from the cold like the whyte walkers in game of thrones

[@weskerwillie9044]

@@kalestanforde when I realized this not so long ago it sent a chill down my spine. If you connect the modern day behavior with past history it makes sense. I would also add that the Indo-Europeans where Vandals (the real Vandals) and Goths. The Vandals would adopt the culture of the people they invaded. Statues that didn't look like them would be destroyed. Those that had resemblance would be modified. This is very evident even today and as recent as medieval Europe. A lot of the black European monarchs have been whitewashed in all manner. Even paintings. Once you notice the trend and pull on those strings you will find a very disturbing and pervasive reality of history

[@khem127]

Exactly!!!! They assume the identity and accomplishments of the people that they've unalived. Extremely cringy.

[@lyricofwise6894]

​@@kalestanfordeActually you are a bit incorrect. Did you know that the stereotypical pale blonde european (the yamnaya from the pontic caspian steppe, north of the caucasus mountains) didnt have civilization until 476 ad (they were Still living in the Neolithic age, aka Stone Age), whereas everywhere else had civilization since 4000 bce? Nile river, Tigris Euphrates rivers, yangtze river, indus valley with ganges river, caral supe. If you say, what about the Greeks/Romans (southern europeans)? And this is a Gigantic surprise to most.... The Ancient peoples of the italian penninsula of the neolithic era to the bronze age to the end of late antiquity.... They were mostly mediterranean peoples, olive (medium brown with distinct undertone skin tone, sometimes pale skin but minority), just like the ancient greeks of same time periods. Their dna profile is called... Anatolian Neolithic Farmer (ANF), who are basically.... middle eastern people, farmers of the fertile crescent who migrated to the mediterranean. Those who descend from the yamnaya barbarians tribes of germania (the neolithic enemies of Rome, who took advantage of the fact Rome had several CIVIL WARS... in order to bring the fall of Rome, so they werent strong, the civil wars did most of the work) TODAY, effectively stole the identity of these mediterranean peoples, to make the world think that the Romans/Greeks were significantly Yamnaya ancestry (the Dna says otherwise, as said, most is ANF, 60% in fact, and 30% western hunter gatherer, you know, the original europeans who descendants of people like cheddarman), when in fact the yamnaya only left a cultural legacy of a language family (indo european) ontonsouthern europe at the time, and not a strong genetic legacy onto Southern Europe at such time (again, mostly ANF dna admixture, espwcially during the time of classical antiquity 800 bce to 476 ad, when greece and rome were importnant) So basically... what these Eurocentrics CLAIM other people are doing... Is only to cover up what they have been doing the whole time...

[@khem127]

Excellent!!!! I must save this for future reference, Thank you for posting this!!!!

[@kalestanforde]

There's a guy called Alexander Balogun who also seems to be knowledgeable on Egypt. He's on Quora.

[@KayodeEdmonds]

This video is awesome, very informative. I learned a lot, this is stuff they need to teach in history class.

[@st3019]

The problem is that it’s based on magnificent lies. In reality, there is no evidence at all to prove that ancient Egyptians were black. All evidence we have shows they were the same people with ancient middle eastern and Asia Minor (Anatolia) .

[@janahYT]

I study linguistics in Uni, and that really one of the best way to find who a people come from. Both my parents African dialects Dida and Bete came from Egypt.

[@brandonray4379]

Egypt was way bigger before the Berlin conference. The Sudan was part of Egypt.

[@maragolihistory2118]

Yes... Idi Amin woke and begun to stop those lies. Because ancient Egyptians and Nubians were one. The land begins from where Nile Rivers start to Mediterranean Sea. All of it was one. And under Sudanese!

[@brandonray4379]

@@maragolihistory2118 Exactly 💯 👏

[@afckajjansi]

@@maragolihistory2118 Idi Amin himself is a Sudani and by that I mean he's a nilotic man so Nubia is his homeland. He's half kakwa and half langi tribes of the Nilo-Hamitic ethnic group. Nilotes can be semitic or hamitic. Notice how semitic and hamitic are not used for black people of today instead it's just jews or arabs. Not even the ethiopian or somalis get called semitic or hamitic in the media today. Idi loved black people and treated the bantu as his brothers. He's brutal but pro black. The nilotes are actually darker than the Bantu on average. Now, how is that possible if ancient egypt wasn't black but the people coming from there southwards are actually darker than the bantu in the south?

[@esohekate5621]

on your map of Africa, what you missed is that in ancient maps of Africa AETHIOPIA was actually depicted as todays sub Sahara (chad, Niger, Nigeria) until the name was changed 400-500 years ago by colonizers..... Aethiopians were right next to the Nubian, and Kemet. Those ancient Greeks who described the Egyptians as similar to the Aethiopians were actually referring to sub-Saharan Africans and not current day Ethiopia...but because current day Ethiopia has a similar name, and is along the Nile river, people misconstrue this to mean the Ethiopians described by Herodotus et'al. current day Ethiopia used to be called Abyssinia

[@trictrac02]

Thanks for shining the light. This is gospel.

[@weskerwillie9044]

African names have a strong vowel and syllabic behavior to Egyptian words and names. E.g, Kofi (Ghanian), Kófó (Yoruba), amaka (Igbo), etc. Very strong vowels and consonants. Then we have my language, ijaw (the fourth largest ethnic group in Nigeria (The snubry and disrespect is real in the general omission of our culture internationally😂). Words like kemetorbor: singular for mankind or literally translates as keme - man, torbor - child. So man's child. Guess what the plural is? Kemeotu. Yeah, that sounds a lot like kemetyu doesn't it?

[@venusoflatassimus3584]

It’s irritating that we even have to go through all this research to prove the OBVIOUS

[@mouhalo]

@@venusoflatassimus3584 yes but its a step in the right direction that we are waking up

[@Ibnafrika]

Thank you for passing on key vocabulary in Ijaw that correlates to linguistic similarities from Kemet. Any other pointers?

[@ericokoth3218]

The funniest to me are names shared between a Ghana tribe and the luos, my people. Found it Isaac Adongo. And the fact that their names start with A and O.

[@ericokoth3218]

@@Ibnafrika interesting. Not a linguist so not that I know but wouldn't be surprised. Like even with the kikuyu. Their word for "go" is dhie, for us it's dhi. We are nilotes they are bantu.

[@deidrabenson361]

Thanks sooo very much for sharing this information and knowledge! ❤️❤️❤️

[@mansamusa9465]

"The raw values in Table 6 suggest that Egyptians had the "super-Negroid" body plan described by Robins (1983).. This pattern is supported by Figure 7 (a plot of population mean femoral and tibial lengths; data from Ruff, 1994), which indicates that the Egyptians generally have tropical body plans. Of the Egyptian samples, only the Badarian and Early Dynastic period populations have shorter tibiae than predicted from femoral length. Despite these differences, all samples lie relatively clustered together as compared to the other populations." (Zakrzewski, S.R. (2003). "Variation in ancient Egyptian stature and body proportions". American Journal of Physical Anthropology 121 (3): 219-229

[@lyricofwise6894]

At 8:25 onward, Incorrect. Scandinavians and Ancient Greeks are not related in Genetics or much in culture, except for indo european language culture. They developed everything else very seperately, the Southern Europeans called the central and northern euros at the time uncivilized barbarians, which the rest of europe not located on greece and italian penninsula), actually were living literally in the Stone Age (neolithic). The Linguists and Anthropologists never made the claim youre mentioning of them being related, except in a distant language family. Ancient Egypt is still Black African tho IN MANY WAYS ofc. Just clearing that up however.

[@pilloeglade5463]

I'm so glad i found your channel

[@TheLifeofKam99]

Also let’s take note of the fact that the language of the Songhai of Mali is classified as a Nilo Saharan language not a Bantu language. They even have their own writing system which makes it no coincidence that just like Ancient Kemet the Mali empire founded a university, a great library, built pyramids, and is architecturally similar to Ancient Nile Valley civilization.

[@Somaake5]

I am from west Africa (Guine-Bissau) close to Senegal and my brothers called Queba!/Keba and Bacari Bari is mostly a surname in fulani community however it's used as first name by others.. Ramses the III middle name was MariMana put together is the same name Mariana/Mariama(omitting the 2nd M) and with the same meaning "the chosen one". Great Video once again. 🙏🏿 However, please let stop calling them ancient Egyptian because they never called themselves that name and those who invented that name by wrong pronunciation were the Greeks which later they stick to it by referring to themselves as Egyptians as their own identification from locals who were real Kamites.

[@cocouatiye3140]

Yes Kemetu or Rametu

[@DumangBarolong]

Greetings another great video brother Honored to receive a response from this content creator, he is precise and comfortable with his delivery and his humor is devastating in more ways than one.

[@kuelimika]

Thank you so much🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@wildflower7925]

Glad I found your channel 😊😊

[@thevisitor1012]

I'm not sure if you already know this, but the Kordofanian languages in central Sudan are of the Niger-Congo branch instead of Nilo-Saharan, this is often glossed over by most African linguistic maps.

[@marquescameron2459]

22:25 most major West African ethnic groups say they come from the East. Especially the Hausa and the Bamoun people!

[@skp8748]

😂

[@sharwama992]

@@marquescameron2459 The Hausa, igbo, yoruba, tiv, igala so many African ethnicities belive they come from the east. Go to the most remote village in any part of Nigeria. North, East, West and ask the elders the history of their ethnicity and a pattern would emerge.

[@bon3372]

Great presentation❤❤!

[@matthewmann8969]

If they were originally Black Africans they most likely resembled Cushites And Nilotes.

[@shafsteryellow]

​@Churrosv1 no😂

[@bigbossmanian1876]

Zahi Hawass is a fake

[@wildflower7925]

In Uganda 🇺🇬, the baganda call the mother of twins Nabirye, this is the same name and meaning in Egypt. Ancient kemet people came from the great lakes region of East Africa, the evidence is in culture, spirituality, Linguistics, royal customs and traditions, including facial features😊.

[@skp8748]

😂😂

[@martinlarbi5896]

The late Credo Mutwa said Egypt goes all the way to southern Africa.

[@Arumeas]

Very good video commentary

[@panafricandesignsandapparel]

35:10 West Africa

[@tawriati5310]

This was a very detailed analysis! It's a complete lie that the ancient Egyptians were not black. Another lie that was told is that most ancient Egyptian rulers practiced incest. This results in mentally unstable offspring and political instability. The ancient Egyptian civilization lasted for thousands of years in peace and prosperity due to good leaderership. The term my brother/sister is used by Africans (Kemet) and the diaspora even for strangers of no relation. This was misinterpreted by Egyptolagists. For most of ancient Egypt's history, black people ruled. At the end when things fell apart, it was taken over by colonists like Cleopatra and the Plotmys. Watching video after video of modern day Egyptians laughing at Afrocentrists and claiming that black people cannot claim Egypt is shocking. They essentially took over a civilization built by black people while refusing to give Africans the credit. Egypt was colonized for so long that the memory of the original rulers was erased by removing the black noses off statues.

[@joyfra3549]

If you ever do a video showing similarities with the Spiritual Systems between the Ancient Egyptians and many other African neighboring populations it would be a wrap :) LOL

[@user-jv8kr4im1t]

​@Sex" Allatus Angellus Ifa and the yoruban system was my first thought 👌🏾🙏🏾

[@kennethotieno995]

Yes it's intriguing how spirituality similar across African peoples and Kemet (nature based). In most of Africa you'd find sacred animals, mountains, natural features etc- which in Kemet was represented as gods - there were thousands. This concept has been misrepresented/misunderstood due to modern day definition of 'God'. The concept of God King has been blown out of proportions. In my community, the head of community/king is the spiritual head, down to the family... Though rules through a council and several aides. I come from the Luo of Kenya, though the Luo are spread across Uganda, Tanzania, DRC, CAR, Sudan, Ethiopia. I bet most Africans can relate.

[@bensondavido4525]

Have you ever thought about doing a documentary about this? I would be glad to help if you’re interested

[@kuelimika]

In the future, when I get the time, a bigger following, and more resources. Yes that would be a great idea.

[@Grimloxz]

Ivan Van Sertima writing in the 70s and 80s often made this observation. One can come with 8-12 pieces of evidence (cultural, linguistic, genetic, archaeological, etc.) and they will still doubt how African the people are. “The writing is African, the pottery is African, the culture is African, the techno-complex is African, but we’re not sure if the people were African…”. ??? o.O

[@kuelimika]

I’m telling you. 🤣🤣🤣 To this day they are still not sure whether the people were African in spite of their very African culture, language, and techno-complex. Smh… They shall know the truth!

[@shafsteryellow]

​@@kuelimikaafrican isn't an ethnicity. It just means people from Africa. Chinese civilisation doesn't have anything to do with Iraqis but both are asian

[@naturallyaspiratedRussianally]

Love and Respect for GOD : universe, humanity, animals, and African origins. The beginning and the end. Alpha and Omega.

[@bensondavido4525]

Fantastic work man

[@chriskewe4238]

Zahi Haw(ass). Zahiiiiii Hawaaaaass. It's only God that can save that man.

[@Michael-jp3qe]

How can we support your great work?

[@RalphWilliamsthe3rd]

Great channel and full appreciation your work. The information your posting is very important, necessary & serious, so why do you use meme images in your clips (Like at 38.22)? I feel it's distracting, just a thought.

[@aineahneuno2762]

There is incredible information that Hon Wilberforce Kisiero ,was an MP and former minister of Kenya Government he was sharing some information, thesis on the soldiers of Pharaos and the tribe they were from who they are currently try to contact him

[@sharonmurphy3024]

U are amazing, im learning always for ur work, thank u

[@K1n6r3d]

Im African American im e1b1a and im half khoisan and half yoruba and my Dna come back to ramesses. What you're saying makes perfect sense

[@shafsteryellow]

😂

[@Taharquathegreat]

@@shafsteryellow Comparison between West African god and Kemite God (ancient Egyptian before it became non-black word Kem still meaning black in languages such as Fula) 🌍✨ Amon-ta vs. Olorun ☀🔱 Solar Symbolism: Like Amon-Ra, Olorun embodies the sun's qualities - light, warmth, and life-giving energy, ruling the heavens and celestial bodies, including the sun. 🌞💫 Role as Creator: Both Amon-Ra and Olorun are creators - Amon-Ra shaping the world and sustaining life, Olorun as the supreme creator initiating creation. 🌍🌌 Association with Kingship and Power: Amon-Ra's ties to kingship and pharaonic authority mirror Olorun's significance in Yoruba religion, granting divine authority to rulers. 🤴🏾👑 Cosmic Order and Balance: Amon-Ra and Olorun maintain cosmic harmony, ensuring the universe's balance and functioning of natural and social systems. ☯⚖ Cultural Importance: Central to their religious traditions, Amon-Ra and Olorun hold immense cultural significance, shaping societies profoundly. 🙏🏾🌍 Offerings and Devotion: Devotees honor Amon-Ra and Olorun through prayers, sacrifices, and ceremonies, seeking blessings and guidance. 🕯🙌🏾 Syncretism and Adaptation: Over time, both Amon-Ra and Olorun adapted, blending with other traditions, evolving their cults and beliefs. 🔄🔮 Oracular Practices: Amon-Ra and Olorun are approached through oracular rituals, providing spiritual guidance and communication with the divine. 🔮📿 This comparison can be extended to other African religions. Can Arabs and Europeans do the same with their own religions 😂💀🤡🖕🏾 I bet y’all can’t. That is why you don’t argue with an african who knows his rich history civilisation and culture.

[@sankofaafari4374]

Amazing video again. Part 2 now!

[@quinnbennett9502]

Great Video brother

[@user-jv8kr4im1t]

Another commitment got me thinking. To say the Egyptians haven't changed and the modern day population represents them is likely rhetorical. The Egyptians are a specific time in Egypt when greeks held a lot of sway. The kemetic people were essentially replaced with Egyptians both linguistically and genetically.

[@shafsteryellow]

Nope

[@user-jv8kr4im1t]

@@shafsteryellow How so?

[@innamicalabash2586]

Similarly plato, aristotle, pythagoras, etc were credited for concepts they were taught in Kemet & Kush. We don't acknowledge Egyptology & the proginators of this (in)discipline.

[@guychase8611]

The Sphinx was modelled on a Bantu female 100%

[@guychase8611]

@Sex" Allatus Angellus it’s not older than the African peoples who created it - true ?

[@guychase8611]

A very wide base of nose favours Bantu - no ?

[@kevmaika]

Kemet or emet is a kalenjin (earlier known as sobeek) word that means a land. Kemeut is a dry land.

[@Blamelesskhalil]

The irony to me has always been is that half of the ancient greek language is phoenician and ancient Egyptian, and pre homeric greek is nothing but phoenician, but they jump threw hula hoops trying to link their precious greeks with gremanic people even though they practically have no cultural relation at all and barley a linguistic connection either, and the greeks were a mixed people 😂😂, while the Egyptian latter was practically completely African in its nature, the cope is hilarious honestly

[@ario4795]

Your clueless stupidity is what's hilarious.

[@ThreadStoppa]

Bingo! They'd melt in their own skin if we started using Sub Alps Europe.. (they are literally separated by mountain lines) the differences between the people are stark... at a much greater scale than Nubians and Egyptians(namely bc thats who they were).. whose land they divided by lines makes them actually believe those borders stopped the ancient peopling of the Nile.. or that make believe Sahara that was actually plush greenery😂

[@ario4795]

@@ThreadStoppa go ahead and use 'sub Alps Europe' if it makes you feel better. You need to realize that all the stupid coping stuff that you lot come up with only succeeds in confirming all of the negative stereotypes that people have about you.

[@ThreadStoppa]

@@ario4795 Your epigenetic code is running rampant. You're not your slave master grandpa and cannot police nor suppress what we teach other no matter how much the truth makes your innate hate filled blood boil. It's the only reason for your simple response and it is why people will always look down upon you with pity when all you will see is blind hate.

[@ario4795]

@Sex" Allatus Angellus Yeah that's funny. The only civilization in Africa was right next to West Asia and Europe, where the population was closely related to west Asians and Europeans and unlike sub-Saharan Africans. Meanwhile sub-Saharan Africa where you're from remained primitive and backward up to the modern day and basically contributed nothing to civilization. Which is, of course, why you spend your whole time trying to steal from others.

[@Drutzie]

Where is the Erman quote cited from? What publication?

[@renaissancewoman100]

Funny how they hail Greeks as the "creators of philosophy" but call them crackpots or untrustworthy when pointing out what they said about Egypt. Those were their contemporaries and they interacted with Egyptians. They saw the real Egyptians not mummies or scraped off paint. It is a full time job for them to lie and it's tiresome trying to correct them. I do understand the reasoning behind it. I do see the importance of correcting the narrative. All other people are careful to protect their culture. They refuse to believe that Africa influenced Greece, China, India, or Europe. Likewise we need to protect our culture and history. Out ancestors were there and may have been a part of the beginning of the Egyptian civilization. Even if not Egypt was an African civilization began by Africans.

[@patrickrealestate-8193]

1:09 is this why they knocked off the noses?

[@novletmills9244]

Fantastic research. We are God’s first love.

[@ob5154]

Great video. This info on the actual ancient populations of Africa is important. I’ve been thinking for some time that there was a more ancient lighter skinned population in West & Central African that was replaced with a Sudanese population, creating most modern West Africans. And it makes sense, given the occasional sort of Khoi San look in West Africa. I think the people who came into mix with the Twa & San in West Africa were Nilo Saharans, which explains why Wolof & other Senegalese look markedly different and are significantly taller than Nigerians.

[@maramediop9647]

I m wolof of Senegalese i share your point of view it's posible. Our ancestral roots take us back to misra egypt. Elders told that in old time before cheikh anta diop who had not seen the work of boly diaw from royal family in north of senegal. In the same way elder in dinka tribe and Nuer told wolof and sereres are their blood brothers having migrated to West africa. Wol ajaang of sudan is ancestor of wolof...That's why we share family name some culture wrestling traditional meals physically we are taller and dark as them...what is différent with our west african brothers...Elders in senegal identify six migrations from nile valley to senegal...we are coushite.... Thank you for this vidéo....

[@womeninadjusting7329]

New 🇭🇹🇺🇸subscriber just want to say thank you for all your hard work and would love to hear more videos in French as well ❤❤

[@aqrealestateking]

Bottom line is they were in African continent GOAL now is to work on highlighting other great African kingdoms that have been forgotten

[@iancaldeian]

I also use peripheral factors to gauge when humans from the Levant and Asiatic region returned to Africa (during the first and second intermediate periods). For instance, while the remains of Middle Eastern chicken go back to earlier than 2000 BC in Syria, they only reached Egypt for purposes of cockfighting about 1400 BC and became widely bred much later around 300 BC. Horses were introduced into Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period (about 1700-1550 BC). Although people traded goods, it is clear that Aboriginal Africans (Egypt and other Nile Valley Civilizations) weren't in everyday contact or had easy access to the Levent, Middle East or Asia Minor.

[@deidrabenson361]

Oops! There was no sunscreen back then!!

[@shun9862]

Salute KueliMika thanks 💎👀

[@rowanmurray7523]

Excellent NEWS .