Original Ancient Greek Texts Definitely Described The Ancient Egyptians As Black

[@RW2996]

Even if you don't have this information, you can use your common sense and deduce that: 1) The Greeks described the Egyptians as looking like something other than Greek. So obviously they weren't Greek. 2) Ancients associated Egyptians with Ethiopia. Not with Persians, Mesopotamians or Greeks.

[@1wun1]

Good points, and today Greeks and Egyptians look alike!

[@MoniqueBrownnikkimona]

Ham's descendants had their own languages, tribes, and land. They were Ethiopia, Egypt, Put, and Canaan. Cush was the ancestor of Seba, Havilah, Sabtah, Raamah, and Sabteca. Raamah was the ancestor of Sheba and Dedan. Cush was also the ancestor of Nimrod, a mighty warrior whose strength came from the Lord. This is why people say: “You hunt like Nimrod with the strength of the Lord!” Nimrod first ruled in Babylon, Erech, and Accad, all of which were in Babylonia. From there Nimrod went to Assyria and built the great city of Nineveh. He also built Rehoboth-Ir and Calah, as well as Resen, which is between Nineveh and Calah. Egypt was the ancestor of Ludim, Anamim, Lehabim, Naphtuhim, Pathrusim, Casluhim, and Caphtorim, the ancestor of the Philistines. Canaan's sons were Sidon and Heth. Canaan was also the ancestor of the Jebusites, the Amorites, the Girgashites, the Hivites, the Arkites, the Sinites, the Arvadites, the Zemarites, and the Hamathites. Later the Canaanites spread from the territory of Sidon and settled as far away as Gaza in the direction of Gerar. They also went as far as Lasha in the direction of Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, and Zeboiim

[@MoniqueBrownnikkimona]

I told someone this he called me all types of negative name. But not showing any proof. I go to the Bible Genesis 10.6 and this chapter nowhere online KZbin

[@PoldarkGodzilla]

No they didn’t , where did it say that 😂

[@dp2404]

Not true. Egyptians were Egyptians, they had been for thousands of years at that point

[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

You're doing great work in this space. Keep it up bro, it's definitely appreciated. All you're doing is telling the truth, when it comes to kemetic history. The truth that should have been told from the beginning. Period.

[@kuelimika]

Thank you Charles. This truth should have been out here long ago. Thanks for your kind comment 🙏🏿

[@devrayne6770]

​@@kuelimika Ethiopians didn't mean a nationality though, it simply meant "jet black" Africans like Nilotes. Reasons why is because they called southern Indians the eastern Ethiopians but the only difference was they had straight hair. There's Indians that can be really dark skin just like Nilotes.

[@KevinJohnson-cv2no]

@@devrayne6770 Cite when southern indians were called Ethiopians.

[@Joyful_Smiles]

I've always wondered what's their purpose in their intentional lies. Why pretend to be the people you invaded and boastfully conquered. It's weird.

[@zaireriggins7877]

Because they realized they were barbarians

[@thevisitor1012]

It's cause they know that Egypt's the greatest civilization on earth, of course they want to claim that they descended from them. Before the Europeans figured out the historical significance of Egypt, they had no problem selling Egyptian artefacts to foreign lands.

[@oliviamonteque6407]

THE BIBLE SAYS, THAT THEY ARE A FOOLISH NATION! THEY PROVE IT EVERY DAY! WHICH INTELLIGENT PERSON WOULD SEE A BLACK/BROWN PERSON AND THEY BEING PINK, WILL SAY THEY THOSE BLACKS ARE REALLY THEM! HOW MUCH MORE SILLY CAN ONE GET, JUST BECAUSE YOU WANT TO CLAME THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS.

[@leobvenzen8565]

Do some research into european history, and you will understand! And, you might also want to read "Yurugu," br Marimba Ani to give you a better understanding of the europeans & their inability to tell the truth!

[@gerrythorington7332]

The reality is, most non-white people don't fully understand the sickness and evil of the WS ideology and system. If we study their Doctrine of Discovery, then their chronic lies, delusions of superiority, and immoral/inhumane actions in the last 500 years towards non-white Europeans will provide understanding.

[@AntonsClass]

Stupendous job! This video utterly silences those seeking to twist the original meaning of the ancient Greeks, who were undeniably referring to the indigenous people of the Nile as Black Africans. Thank you for the research, time and effort put into this video.

[@cobicobi6417]

The white man no matter what evidence you show them they will still come up with a maniac rationale.

[@dianamonastirli2665]

Once again your putting faith into your own understanding. The history of man kind is not compleat. Records simply don't exist in may parts of world. Most Ancient Civilisation didn't have a written language. Most of what is missing is being replaced with guess work anyway. But just skip over what not there. People don't like to except we just don't know.

[@supahotjoe6493]

@@dianamonastirli2665 Aristotle of Stagira was a Greek philosopher and polymath during the Classical period in Ancient Greece. Taught by Plato, he was the founder of the Lyceum, the Peripatetic school of philosophy, and the Aristotelian tradition. “Too black a hue as an Egyptian or Ethiopian (Nubian) marks a coward--so too, too white a hue as with women. The best color is the intermediate tawny color of the lion”. That color marks for courage”. Source: Aristotle, Physiognomy, 6. Physiognomonica, 812a.12, (Physiognomics, Vol. VI, 812a)

[@AntonsClass]

It's interesting that the Twa people were mentioned as the original inhabitants of Africa "beyond the desert." That actually checks out, because modern West African populations arrived later, after exiting the Nile Valley and regions of the Green Sahara. Anthropology, archaeology and genetics are also supporting this now.

[@thevisitor1012]

The Egyptians even mention obtaining a Twa from Punt "The land of the ancestors" It's clear that they knew of their significance to some degree.

[@kuelimika]

Exactly, Anton! The migration pattern you describe is most certainly what happened. For instance the most prevalent Y-haplogroup in West and Central Africa has its origins in East Africa. The same haplogroup that Rameses III was found to have. We will explore this migration pattern very soon.

[@AntonsClass]

@@kuelimika I can't wait for a video from you detailing this! Your work is truly remarkable and definitely appreciated. 🙏🏾

[@franchesca7523]

You left no stone unturned with this. You clearly layed the groundwork for no debate.

[@Sekou156]

Man, please write a small book base on this live. You wouldn't regret it. It's a master class for me . Diop warned that these people are intentionally writing us out of history. It's war to them

[@kuelimika]

We shall explore this option in the future. Thank you🙏🏿😇

[@so9487]

I second that.

[@natronmeans6264]

I third that.. Hey Sekou tell Saneter or Smash to bring this brother to present on their channell..

[@Sekou156]

@@kuelimika What's your email , l want to contact you.

[@kuelimika]

@@Sekou156 [e-mail]

[@weskerwillie9044]

Shout out to your networking with the King's monologue and Mr. Imhotep. This is the kind of team work we need to reverse the rapacious distortion of African image

[@ladybluelotus]

Also look into Without History. They've been putting out some great work as well.

[@mansamusa9465]

@@ladybluelotus 💯

[@ian_ford]

Keep putting pressure on them. 👊🏼

[@cjd9120]

WELL DONE!! Nice to see your shout out to the King's Monologue. Him, along with yourself, Mr. Imhotep & others are truely honouring the ancesters.

[@akinolaakinrele6882]

I am a lover of your work. Yes, the term "black skinned" was used in the description of the Egyptians by the Greeks. The Greek historian Herodotus, who traveled to Egypt in the 5th century BC, described the Egyptians as "black-skinned and woolly-haired." Other Greek writers, such as Strabo and Diodorus Siculus, also described the Egyptians as having dark skin. The term "black skinned" was not used in a derogatory way by the Greeks. They simply used it to describe the physical appearance of the Egyptians. The Greeks were aware of the diversity of human skin color, and they did not consider the Egyptians to be any less civilized or intelligent than people with lighter skin. In recent years, there has been some debate about the racial identity of the ancient Egyptians. Some scholars have argued that the Egyptians were not black, but rather a mixture of different races. However, the evidence from ancient Egyptian art and literature suggests that the majority of Egyptians were indeed black.

[@kuelimika]

Thank you for this comment🙏🏿

[@celeriacmarcus]

Herodotus never been to Egypt. Many of his writings came from people who traveled to places like North Africa and the Levant.

[@PoldarkGodzilla]

That’s not an accurate description of what it he said , he didn’t describe them as black skinned

[@fortunatomartino9797]

What makes you think the low IQ,morbidly obese, criminal, violent, sexually obsessed sub Saharians founded those civilizations?

[@kalestanforde]

@@PoldarkGodzilla He did.

[@bc4198]

11:28 "drown the fish" - oh, that's a good phrase! It boggles the mind to have to fight to show that Africans were in... Africa. Reminds me of Indigenous tribes in the USA, having to prove their existence, to secure federal recognition.

[@bc4198]

@Sex" Allatus Angellus "culture vultures" is a good one, too!

[@sincityquinn]

Literally as we speak I’m debating someone on this very topic. Perfect timing. He’s saying all of the usual Eurocentric nonsense.

[@jerseyboyantbrooks2824]

It’s the typical “I am white and I say it’s not true talking points.”

[@RW2996]

They all regurgitate the same talking points that are debunked.

[@sincityquinn]

@@jerseyboyantbrooks2824 Yup. He eventually shut up when I asked him who’s word I should take? His or the EUROPEAN’S who lived during the period? He also mentioned that same study that said Egyptians were closely related to southern European’s. But, like them all, he didn’t actually read the study. Which clearly stated the few bodies they did the DNA research on were from a period of Roman occupation in Egypt, and the scientist themselves said it was not a representation of the genetic makeup of Egypt’s entire 5,000 year plus history.

[@sincityquinn]

@@RW2996 Yup.

[@ario4795]

@@sincityquinn No, the study you're talking about included full-genome samples from the New Kingdom onwards. Other studies on mummies dating back to the Old Kingdom have given similar results. And for north and east Africa in general ancient DNA studies have shown that Eurasian DNA in Egypt/north-east Africa arrived in several waves from Paleolithic and Neolithic/ Predynastic times onwards.

[@brandonray4379]

I appreciate all that you do. For people to deny the obvious are typically in denial.

[@Morgue12free]

You're a legend my man. A true African warrior.

[@ayyb6789]

I wonder why they thought Melanted people were cowards 🤔 I wonder was it because they didn't go around murdering other humans for their land, food, minerals and resources. Or maybe they did 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@vanhuvanhuvese2738]

@daniele.3361 all people also have parts of their body that is "white" pink but only one group is known as white and only one group known as black

[@thevisitor1012]

15:03 yep, Europeans don't "own" blue eyes either.

[@kuelimika]

True! They don’t. Africans originated these features.

[@ario4795]

@@kuelimika lmao

[@DK-bl4hp]

​@@ario4795 Look up the aboriginal people of Australia. Plenty of them have blond hair and blue eyes. Laugh your uneducated a$$ off.

[@israelgrant-so7mu]

You should write a book about ancient Kemetic history and mythology because you very good at it.

[@pearbear319]

Yes, please write a book.

[@NCardude]

You, my friend, have a gift! Your content is so well researched and your presentation is artful, entertaining, and at times downright hilarious when poking fun at the naysayers 😂. I LOVE your work.

[@rjmckenzie4706]

These modern European scholars and historans think that Aristotle and Herodetus were dumb. But in reality those guys will think that thier decendants are dumb. Thanks brother for addressing this topic because it annoyed me when people said we are taking the ancient sources out of context but we are preaching facts peace and love.

[@PoldarkGodzilla]

Afro centrism rots the brain , yeah those guys were dumb 😂

[@ZVJ1216]

Keep dropping that knowledge to wake people up.

[@bensondavido4525]

Great work. It is important to call out the racists and their fallacies

[@tracysharp1361]

Every time when it comes to blacks and African people about our history they always claim and want to dispute the ancient Greeks but everything else they don't dispute !but we know why it's their agendas to try to steal what is not theirs!

[@SimpleMinded221]

When one is being racist, just know you won the arguement.

[@EstbXCIII]

Whatever helps ya'll cope

[@Andu_music]

@@EstbXCIII truth hurts. Keep coping

[@EstbXCIII]

@@Andu_music riiight.. the problem is that Afrocentrists like you even go as far as to say that Beethoven was a black man and also that The Dark Ages in Europe got its name because it was actually black kings and queens who ruled over Europeans 🤣 You guys create these conspiracies and appropriate history cause ya'll have an inferiority complex.

[@chriskewe4238]

Keep telling our truth...never be silent. Centuries old lies being buried. Keep talking...

[@ludovlade]

Hey KueliMika ! Thank you for the video ! I saw in a video that you are from Congo, am I right ? So you speak french ? I also wanted to know. are you a scholar, egyptologist or autodidact ? Because I like very much your videos, they are always backed with science, logic and proofs and it seems to me that you make a lot of research, you dig deep into the matters. Anyway, thank you for all your work

[@thevisitor1012]

37:34 I'll take a swing and guess that his first language is Arabic? Either way this supports my theory is that he's actually a modern Egyptian(of the Rami Malek type) which would explain why he gets so angry whenever someone shows the truth of how the Egyptians really looked like. It's probably a psychological defensive mechanism to prevent him from accepting the fact that he's not a true descendant of them.

[@charmingaquarius2791]

Exactly he's most likely an Arab the Middleast or North Africa. His name is even Arabic. People think alot of these racist "Eurocentric" trolls are Europeans but alot of them are Arabs and North Africans. They are now the lightbearers of Fake Egyptology like Zahi Hawass for example. This is why they collectively tried to cancel Kevin Heart for telling the truth..They are even more anti black, racist and colorist then their European counterparts. Look at the current situation in Libya and Tunisia or the modern day slavery in The Gulf Arab countries. That is their only defense mechanism is to resort to their true natural behavior for towards black people. Afrocentrism did not affect their view and feelings towards Africans. They have always felt this way about black people . Which is why they hate the fact the original Egyptians were black! I constantly see it over and over again. And yet you have many black people following their religion and culture as if they are gods or something when in reality this is how the majority of them view black people...In their language they still refer to black people as Abeed(slave). Their hatred and anti blackness will never allow them to admit they are not the original people of Kemet. In their culture and society black people aren't even considered equals.

[@dph3ams1]

@Sex" Allatus Angellus The UK is closer to Egypt than Nigeria, you don't hear anyone from here claiming to be Ancient Egyptian. The Ancient Egyptians were part of the first cultures that settled rather than be hunter gatherers. This culture came from the Levant where crops were first farmed.

[@ario4795]

@@dph3ams1 "The UK is closer to Egypt than Nigeria, you don't hear anyone from here claiming to be Ancient Egyptian." Not entirely true. A lot of people have claimed cultural and ancestral connections between Britain and Egypt. It might sound crazy but isn't really when you look at the ancient monuments and artefacts in Britain. Ancient DNA studies have also shown connections between them.

[@MisyeDiVre]

@dph3ams1 It is a myth that agriculture emerged in a central location at the so called "Fertile Crescent", and spread from there. This is an example of when conjecture is taken as fact, and becomes a talking point.

[@thevisitor1012]

@@ario4795 There aren't any DNA and/or cultural ties between Egypt and Britain.

[@nehesy8911]

Bravo👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾, you raised several key points.. Keep it up 👍🏾

[@YualChiek]

Excellent work!

[@kuelimika]

Thank you🙏🏿

[@suprmekai5]

@@kuelimika don’t forget your response of the lady from Cairo

[@suprmekai5]

@@kuelimika kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHPdYXaioceWnpY. See what she says at 1:02

[@kuelimika]

@@suprmekai5 Hey Kibito, hope you are good. Can help me remember what video that might be?

[@suprmekai5]

@@kuelimika the woman in Cairo

[@missceebrownin]

Absolutely love your work! And I had no idea you are doing this from Congo - it is really refreshing to hear African voices on this topic. Could you explore links between Egyptian artefacts being found in Congo? And if you do write that book, I will buy it! And the way you read that Latin was impressive!

[@missceebrownin]

@daniele.3361 yawn. Your mother.

[@vanhuvanhuvese2738]

@daniele.3361 plenty culture and even language that is connected to Kemet and the shango bone is one artifict that is commonly known

[@evertonsjackson4753]

Great video! I like fact-filled presentations, that use solid references.

[@jasondiggs6740]

Can you please cover this. The Tashwinat Mummy is a small mummy of a child, discovered in a small cave in Wan Muhuggiag, in the Acacus massif (Tadrart Acacus), Fezzan, Libya.

[@kharldojo7137]

This is your best work yet, brother 🙇🏿‍♂️

[@marcopowell8465]

Brother I salute you for your great research this is what an African centerd education is all about

[@docuzzie]

Brown in Greek is καφέ pronounced kafé. Dark in Greek is σκοτάδι pronounced skotádi. If these writers wanted to describe someone as these colors, why didn't they use these words instead of μελανίνη? What does melanin mean in Greek? Image result for melanin meaning in greek Melanin (/ˈmɛlənɪn/ ( listen); from Ancient Greek μέλας (mélas) 'black, dark') is a broad term for a group of natural pigments found in most organisms.

[@bellgrand]

The Greeks used color in their writings differently than we do, and I think the video fails to properly explain that to impute a racial lens on them. For example, he quotes Aeschylus. He was a playwright. Greek writers used color in all sorts of wild figurative ways. For example, crying green tears or bleeding green blood. It wasn't literally green. Green just represented vividness and vitality. In the same way, Odysseus was described as black as well. This was to highlight his violent, rugged nature.

[@docuzzie]

@@bellgrand One thing that is seemingly consistent regardless of continent, culture or personal preference. When any group of people historically referenced things and wanted to describe attributes to delineate and give an accurate picture of the visual observance of someone or something, color was always used. This is obvious with the references that the Portuguese and numerous groups made to early Hebrews (also referenced as Jews), similar descriptors were always used as color always set in place a specific distinction that few could misconstrue. From all the literature and examples I've been able to process, I am heavily inclined to believe my question and conclusion out weigh any assumptions as to what the writer(s) intended us to envision by use of their language.....

[@bellgrand]

@@docuzzie Sure. They definitely used color as a descriptor. But the Greeks also used color differently than we would. It's not entirely literal, but figurative as well. For example, in Anabasis, Xenophon derided Persian men as white-skinned. This was not to say that they were actually fairer than the Greeks (they would appear to be Central Asian by modern standards), but that they were effeminate. That said, the best source for how the Egyptians looked are the Egyptians themselves. They clearly depicted their men as typically red-brown in color and their women a lighter tan shade. They also depicted the Nubians as black and the Persians/Asiatics as yellow-white. In light of this, all of these silly roundabout arguments for why the Egyptians had to be black really lack credibility.

[@docuzzie]

@@bellgrand I enjoy intelligent conversation. Allow me a few moments to gather some materials to further support my belief. Moments in this instance will likely mean tomorrow sometime as I've a few priorities to address.

[@bellgrand]

@@docuzzie Ironically, one of the quotes in this video references The Suppliants. When the Danaids arrive in Argive, the King actually points to their clothing first to guess that they are foreign, not their skin color. The Danaids describe themselves as "black," however, the King of Argive guesses that they are from Libya, Cyprus, India, or are Amazons due to their facial features, which coincide with art he has seen from those areas. Of course, the entire point of the passage is for the Danaids to convince the King of Argive that they are descended from Greeks. Suffice to say, the Greeks did not really have a racialized view of skin color like we do. In fact, the Egyptians were perhaps more racialized than the Greeks because of the existence of the Kushite civilization in the Upper Nile, which they eventually culturally absorbed.

[@Joyful_Smiles]

Gasp! You're back! Thanks for the facts I hope the Congo is doing well.

[@puro1986]

Great work Bro 👏🏾

[@deidrabenson361]

Great job! Excellent research, I really enjoyed and appreciated this video!❤️❤️❤️

[@Me-lp1uj]

Bravo to your work! Great work!

[@eastsidemuu]

8:32 interesting he also said Arabia is also blk people that's what's iv been finding out more and more

[@Michael-jp3qe]

This is a great service to the community. How can we support your work?

[@EudaimonV]

Supporting propaganda is misleading and Unethical. Have some respect for Hellenic culture.

[@Michael-jp3qe]

You are a sick racist. Because we tell the truth about our history we have no "respect for Hellenic Culture? Hellenic culture has respect. We are talking about Black culture here. Go away, racist. @@EudaimonV

[@hsmd4533]

@@Michael-jp3qe I can’t imagine being so desperate for validation that I’d make up stories about my ancestors. Why not embrace your real black culture instead of making things up?

[@Michael-jp3qe]

I have lived the Kemetic way of life for 40 years. Your people do not do ritual to Ausar, Auset, Sebek. You pray to Allah. You invaded our land in 600 AD and called it the "Arab Republic of Egypt. You dig up the burial grounds of our ancestors and steal. @@hsmd4533

[@knkonwd3374]

This was an excellent video. Even if someone would consider your findings and prospective debatable. You were very thorough and thought provoking in your presentation. Thank you!

[@MaxPowers2.0]

Props for throwing in the amazingly gorgeous Angela Summer Namubiru

[@leobvenzen8565]

Your scholarship re Kmt is outstanding! Going to the source, i.e., original greek/roman (latin) words, is the nail in the coffins of all yurugu fake scholars!! The truth like a feather (Maat), will always rise! Asante sana!

[@SLR777i]

❗Typical of half-baked yurugu, everything yurugu touches has yurugu's half-baked signature mark all over it.

[@mrnancy1114]

Great upload as usual I posted this on Quora space *Kemet A Black Heritage* again well done.

[@sewahakoto5825]

Excellent research as usual, thank you.

[@kalestanforde]

Good job brother. Reminds me of the changing of a modern bible version again from songs of Soloman, changed from.... " i am black but comely" to " i am deeply tanned but comely". 1000 years from now, if we don't preserve and write the truth, their descendants will perpetuate the lies. We need to teach our people and brother and sisters from africa the truth.

[@kuelimika]

They play the same game in Bible translations, too. That’s true. Thanks for your comment🙏🏿

[@devrayne6770]

@@kuelimika I think they were just talking about Nilotic Africans when they would say “Athiopians” which is why they were called “burnt faces”.

[@kuelimika]

@@devrayne6770 Nilotic people are the ancestors of the Bantu. Bantu origins are in the East of Africa and the Green Sahara region. The original inhabitants of West and Central Africa were the Twa people. This even genetics support. We will present the evidence in a video in the near future.

[@SLR777i]

"deeply tanned" is stupidly hilarious! 🤣 🤣 Ha, ha, ha, but they will keep trying.

[@PrinceZakariyya]

I love your channel man

[@philthai99]

Thanks for the excellent info.

[@thedebunker1777]

Another Great video, also the Greeks and Romans mention "White" Ethiopians (Λευκαιθίοπες ; Leucæthiopes) further concluding that "Ethiopian" was not a racial term.

[@oliviamonteque6407]

Satan, Satan you are worki g hard. White Ethiopians were Albinos. Africa was full of them! Not you!

[@ladybluelotus]

That would make it a geographical term for the region south of Libya and Egypt. Or possibly a term for Africa in general. Would definitely like to know exactly where that was said?

[@kalestanforde]

white Ethiopians could also be the albinos, but first you have to give me sources for your statement.

[@thedebunker1777]

@@kalestanforde There is no such thing as a nation/tribe of albinos.

[@thedebunker1777]

@@ladybluelotus Pliny the elder, Pomponius Mela, Ptolemy, and Orosius mention this nation in their geographical books.

[@so9487]

Great work.

[@trillblk]

Just amazing! Take a bow.

[@bc4198]

The "Ancient Egyptians would look like Modern Egyptians" assumption doesn't hold up to the DNA evidence showing that not even Europeans were necessarily light-skinned at the time 🤔🤨. 37:56 The root issue!!!

[@denisegroce7135]

Ancient Europeans aren’t dark skin.

[@kalestanforde]

@@denisegroce7135 so Europe was only inhabited 8000 years ago? Because that's when light skin happened to spread all across europe.

[@THEWORLDROCKSSS]

almost forgot the History Debunked channel Guy literallysaid i kid you not " white people were the first on the planet and not black people and he used the Khoisan people as an example by saying they are not black but white and they are the oldest" he literally said this on The John Cooper Show please make video on it please

[@eastsidemuu]

Can you do a video on Egypt Cuture and how it comes solely from African cuture i.e Dress, Dances, Outfits, exc. I saw a video where this guy showed the nubians today wrestling & doing th3 same Dances that are written on the walls of Egypt. Would love to here your take and research ok this topic thanks for the amazing work. Alhumdudillah

[@pearbear319]

That is exactly what he is doing.

[@logueg]

Three words: Melanin Dosage Test…

[@waterangola]

Great job

[@caldonjah]

Great work brother!

[@zaidshanan4882]

GREAT work, brother. Please write a book

[@adambyars8763]

You are a lifesaver 💪🏾💪🏾

[@RobloxAdoptme-iw7sj]

Great research. Thanks!

[@saxupyourlife8607]

Thank you Sir😊

[@daytimefern8895]

As soon as we dna test the old kingdom mummies the faster this fasade about the ancient kemites being arab or european is gonna be over.

[@anneshalaby8910]

Why do you ignore the abundance of evidence from the ancient Egyptians themselves? Start with the Old Kingdom; see the sculptures and the tomb and temple paintings, centuries of them. There are black-skinned individuals and groups, but the basal population is red-brown.

[@kuelimika]

I haven’t ignored them. You seem to have ignored all my other videos. This but one aspect of the evidence we have. So please don’t juge an entire channel from one video. My latest videos go over the pharaohs of the Old Kingdom.

[@MrPhillip1964]

Brilliant video my brother. To those racists referring to others as primates, if you shave the hair from a chimp or gorilla, it’s white.

[@thanitesdeamun1582]

Man great works all send all love and power your way...Time to shut the invaders down the time is now.

[@masterteacher101]

Ghana was connected to Egypt. Please do a video on the pyramids there. & Tunkamenin aka Tunka Manin

[@Goldenera6ix]

ghana connected how?

[@masterteacher101]

@@Goldenera6ix You have to study, culture, language, flora, fauna, trade, resources, trade routes, bloodlines. Read more books.

[@Goldenera6ix]

@@masterteacher101 Im ghanian so im just asking what correlations have you found... to language, trade routes ,bloodlne etc.. brother but i wont fight you but to reply read more books is ignorant of you. lol master teacher lol

[@masterteacher101]

@@Goldenera6ix Kem, Kemet, Egyptians are connected to West Africa as well.

[@masterteacher101]

I’m familiar with the Ancient History of Ghana & even more recent history of Ghana. I’m not taking anything away from Ghanas golden/ extra golden age of ridiculously wealthy kings, queens, aristocratic, illustrious past. But many cultures are connected across Africa. Was I supposed to give history lesson in the comments section of someone else’s video?

[@DumangBarolong]

I could only find mélanchrous. I wish I saw the video earlier google has already removed those words, they now appear to be anything but Greek even though I have read some of the the texts with those words, some of the words are still used in the medical field smh

[@tedkatzlipoka7965]

I actually like the idea that ancient Egypt was at first a majority-black/sub saharan African civilization, but I think he is misquoting Herodotus. Happy to be convinced otherwise though, when confronted with evidence! In the translation by Tom Holland it says the following: “I found that the Colchians had a much better recollection of the Egyptians than the Egyptians did of the Colchians. The Egyptians said they believed the Colchians to be the descendants of Sesostris’ army. My own guess derived from the fact that the Colchians are swarthy and curly-haired, although that can hardly be reckoned conclusive, for so too are a number of other peoples. The clinching detail is that, of all the various peoples of the world, it is only the Colchians, the Egyptians and the Ethiopians who have practised circumcision since the dawn of time. The Phoenicians and the Syrians of Palestine freely concur that they learned the practice from the Egyptians, whereas the Syrians who live between the Thermodon and Parthenius rivers, together with their neighbours, the Macronians, both say that they adopted it not long ago from the Colchians. This is the sum total of the peoples who practise circumcision - and undoubtedly, they have all of them followed the lead of the Egyptians. But the question of whether the Ethiopians are to be numbered among the pupils of the Egyptians, or whether perhaps it was the Egyptians who learned the practice from the Ethiopians, is not one to which I would hazard an answer; the solution is undoubtedly lost in the mists of time.” (p. 518-519). “Black-skinned” and “woolly hair” are not mentioned in the book. Here is the translation from Andrea L. Purvis: “As I considered the matter, I questioned both peoples and it turned out that they did remember each other, although the Colchians remembered the Egyptians more than the Egyptians the Colchians. [2] The Egyptians stated that they believed the Colchians were from the army of Sesostris. I myself had also guessed that; first, because they are black-skinned and wooly-haired (although this in itself proves nothing, since others are like this, too), but even more because, of all peoples, only the Colchians, the Egyptians, and the Ethiopians have practiced circumcision from the very earliest times. [3] The Phoenicians and the Syrians of Palestine agree that they have learned this practice from the Egyptians. ”(p. 782) "black-skinned" and "wooly-haired" is mentioned, but it seems to be referring to the Colchians. The second quote is correct: “Certainly, to any man capable of rational reflection, it should be obvious that the Nile is most unlikely to derive from snow. The first and most conclusive proof of this is provided by the winds, which, when they blow from Libya and Ethiopia, are hot. Second is the fact that these same countries know neither rain nor frost, and yet it is a firm rule that always, five days after any snow, rain is bound to fall; so the lack of rain in these countries proves that there can be no snow. Thirdly, so scorching is the region that the people who live there are black.”(p. 420, Tom Holland) The third one goes as follows: “The claim of the Dodonaeans that the dove was black surely signifies that the woman was an Egyptian. It is certainly the case that the methods of divination employed at Thebes in Egypt and at Dodona are very similar to one another. It is true as well that the reading of animal entrails to predict the future came from Egypt.”(p. 470, Tom Holland)

[@amuntutana4266]

What version of Herodotus do you own? Because in my copy, it doesn't say "swarthy" it says BLACK on all three occasions. Therefore, nothing is being misquoted. And even if so "swarthy" is one of those turn of the century code words for black people. So, you can do intellectual gymnastics in your mind if you want to. It doesn't change the fact that they people of Kemet were black.

[@hawkrose2698]

Why do you guys keep lying? Just stop lying, the man literally broke it all down in the video. What the language means.

[@amuntutana4266]

@@hawkrose2698 they have no choice but to lie to keep their LIE going. I'm never surprised when racist lie. It's their nature. What you do is respond to them with factual truths that shut them up. Truth burns their at their fragile psyches

[@tedkatzlipoka7965]

@@hawkrose2698 I am not lying. I am quoting the book. You obviously never read it! He claims something but does not have any evidence for it. I on the other hand even gave you the page number so you can check for yourself. But if you prefer to consume misinformation, do as you please!

[@amuntutana4266]

@@tedkatzlipoka7965 The one that he highlights in this video by Andrea L. Purvis, that suspect racist people like you don't like to read. And I know it's accurate because I own a Greek dictionary as well. Now if you have any more questions don't worry, I've got all the answers as I've been studying ancient Kemet for the past decade.

[@aaat600]

They have Started Misleading from Uruk History in Mesopotamia, and The Town of UR in this city they were simply Black, and were people who travel down to( Ejito )now known as EGYPT Romance records

[@CrowdPleeza]

As far as Herodotus using the word melanchroes to describe the Colchian people as black. Are there any examples of the Greeks applying that word to describe any Nubian people and other known black people?

[@yawos9024]

Are you deaf? They applied it to the Ethiopians. Or you don't know you scriptures? "Can the Cushite change his skin?" is a phrase from the Bible, Jeremiah 13:23, which continues, "or a leopard his spots? If so, you might be able to do what is good, you who are instructed in evil". The verse is also found in the English Standard Version of the Bible as "Can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the leopard his spots?" .

[@ario4795]

So the Egyptian art shows that they had red, pink, yellow and brown skin but the Greeks said they had black skin so they must have had black skin. Okey dokey.

[@jerseyboyantbrooks2824]

Lol 😂 you can’t logically refute it

[@ario4795]

@@jerseyboyantbrooks2824 it's not even logical to begin with, that's the problem.

[@jerseyboyantbrooks2824]

@@ario4795 it’s more then one shade of complexion as to how Africans can look,example black Americans we are all kind of different skin complexion dark skin,brown,yellow but these are refer to as people of color like Ebony even though in America ebony is darker complexion it also can mean black person it doesn’t have be dark skin people can refer to light skin as ebony. It’s the same in Africa it’s many different shades of people not just dark skin

[@choicesii1]

Don't know what selective art pieces you are looking at, but the majority of Egyptian art is brown and black.

[@ario4795]

@@jerseyboyantbrooks2824 So you're saying that black doesn't actually mean black?

[@devaughnjohnson8119]

Just want to point out what's already been asked of you - WHITE A BOOK, presenting all the information you stated in this clip - don't just explore it, do it. WE NEED THIS NOW!!!

[@devaughnjohnson8119]

Thanks for pointing out my error.@daniele.3361

[@wilberforcewilpower3254]

"Egyptians were Egyptians" the famous quote that untill today has not been justified. Were the Romans unique/distinct from the rest of Europe? There answer is a resounding "No". The Ancient Egyptians depicted themselves exactly like Other Africans who lived not just in Nubia but South of Nubia in the Interior. The ancestral land of the Egyptians Queen Ati and King Parahu both are depicted with the same colour as the Egyptian (queen Hatshepsut exp) and we know that Punt was the land further south from all Egyptians maps.

[@noufnn1035]

What about DNA?

[@yawos9024]

DNA should prove they are black unless the findings are falsified. European Jews use DNA to claim Palestine, but you and I know it is false.

[@riarebel4576]

Well done 👍🏽

[@supercigar123]

GREAT JOB

[@tanyaboyd7089]

One show of inferiority is hiding or attempting to thwart history. The past is what it t is and we must attempt bravery by accepting the good and evil of the past ... Attempting to discredit one people to bolster up one self is a sure sign of cowardice... Black nations had a greater place in history than they currently possess in our world today. Bless up all God's people regardless of race.

[@fabulousilver]

8:27 He could also be referring here to the kingdom of Kush which was lower Egypt along the Nile or the land of Punt which Egyptians traded with regularly. They were sub saharan Africans for sure. The Kingdom of Kush was a proud nation just like Egypt was and shared a lot of their religions and idees and also ruled over each other for periods of time. Still doesn't mean all Egyptians were black. You do get different skin tones in Africa and not all brown people considers themselves black.

[@starchproof]

You immediately gave your ignorance away in the first sentence. Kush was located in upper Egypt not lower Egypt. The ancient Kemites had a South to North orientation viewpoint because that was their place of origin. The Nile River starts in the heart of Central Africa and flows from South to North into the Mediterranean. Your people have a North to South view of the world because your people come from the North. No need to read the rest because you made it clear first sentence that your knowledge comes from a place of bias indoctrinated teachings. Everything stated is fact checkable by the way smh.

[@bellgrand]

@@starchproof Honestly, it seems like you're quibbling here

[@starchproof]

@@bellgrandQuibbling, huh? You just lack intelligence and comprehension. You are disingenuous which can be a form of denialism ultimately meaning you have no ground to stand on. Be specific next time.

[@denisegroce7135]

Which means not all Greeks and Romans are white, right? Ancient indigenous Egyptians were black African! Nothing exists in the physical structure of the ancient Egyptian to distinguish him from the native African, from the Egyptian to the negro population of tropical Africa, a series of links exist which do not admit of a break. The Egyptians cannot be separated from the Kelowi or the Tibbu, nor these again from the inhabitants around Lake Chad; all form one race" Adolph Erman 1894 German Egyptologist

[@bellgrand]

@@denisegroce7135 Uh, no? There were many Greeks and Romans who intermarried as their empires spread across the Mediterranean. The Ancient Egyptians were NOT Black. They also were NOT African. Ancient Egyptians existed for thousands of years before the ideas of race and continents were even invented by Europeans in the modern era. That said, the Egyptians were very consistent in their self-portrayal: "The Egyptians named their country from the colour of the soil "the black country" (Qemet), and thus distinguished themselves to be superior to foreigners by the colour of their skin. The Syrians were light brown, the Libyans white, the negroes black, but the Egyptians had received from the gods their beautiful colour, a deep dark brown for the men, a light yellow for the women." - Adolph Erman, Life in Ancient Egypt (1894) I got that from the book you quoted. Well, not really. Your quote has been edited to mislead people into thinking Erman believes these things. He didn't. He was referencing a common ethnological argument of his day, which he found prejudiced. He believed that the only way to find the truth is to see the Egyptians as they saw themselves.

[@bhka6423]

🤦‍♂️ You see things to much with the modern interpretation of the word black. And I researched what melanes means. It also means dark-skinned. The Greeks used to call all black Africans Ethiopians.

[@BOOMLifestyle]

Thank you. 💚🙏🏽

[@sinchezkich4620]

I agree with everything you say next video compare greek statues with egyptian ones.

[@demouchetter]

This is our Renaissance we’re taking back our History.

[@michaelkinnard1753]

What difference does it make? To my understanding all those people were exceptionally wicked and void of anything worth remembering?

[@starchproof]

Your Christian so you are to indoctrinated

[@trustfullf]

Spread the truth Brother! ❤

[@ancestralproductions1230]

Thank you.

[@premo0]

Amazing work! Shut these fools up. Lol. Only thing I recommend is adding the year/circa of when the primary sources were written when doing the english/Greek, etc. linguistic cross-references.

[@CrowdPleeza]

Can anyone explain the physical appearances of these Old Kingdom images? The seated scribe: kzbin.info/www/bejne/havck6d8i8yFaJY Rahotep's wife Nofret: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4TGXpaXbs12opI

[@TheDebunker2050]

Can you explain the Stela of Pharaoh Snaaib?

[@ogun9645]

Tell me are those 2 status look like anything like the status and protraits in egypt? Nope he look like arab and she look goofy ,arab are usally hairy and have full beard even in their history protraits, those in egypt have non pr barley

[@choicesii1]

So you find one white person and a mixed person, and that is supposed to change 99.9% of the other depictions? There are mixed black people in Sudan, and this does not take away from the fact Sudan is a black country. You can find light people in Sudan, and this doesn't mean most people aren't dark in Sudan.

[@CrowdPleeza]

@@choicesii1 These Eurasian people entered Africa through Egypt. So how many settled in Egypt is the question? "So the study has not only made it possible to confirm the Eurasian origin of the U6 lineage but also to support the hypothesis that some populations embarked on a back-migration to Africa from Eurasia at the start of the Upper Palaeolithic, about 40-45,000 years ago. The Pestera Muierii individual represents one branch of this return journey to Africa of which there is no direct evidence owing to the lack of Palaeolithic fossil remains in the north of Africa." Source: Migration back to Africa took place during the Palaeolithic Science Daily

[@choicesii1]

@CrowdPleeza so reading this study, it sounds like you're adlibing. They found a person with u6 genome in Romania, which just means it didn't start in Africa and no longer is common in the rest of Europe. There are also many other European and Caucasian genomes in North Africa. There are no remains ever found that speak to anything 10k years ago, let alone 35-40k. Most importantly, Libyan rock art does not depict any Europeans or Caucasians. Libyan rock art depicts chariots, which date around 2000 bc and during this time they distinctly do not depict Europeans or Cacuasians. They do, however, show black and brown Africans consistently.

[@Ovrlord1]

The Ancient Roman Empire up until around the onset of WWI could of conquered the entire non-European colonized continent of Africa. Regardless of skin color.

[@kuelimika]

Lol, the same Romans who got stopped by Queen Amanerinas ? I don’t think so.

[@BimmerBros]

The Egyptians did not consider themselves black though, sure they were darker then Europeans but they depicted differences between themselves and black Africans. What is more there is actual fascinating and powerful black empires from Africa but no one pays them attention and all time and resources go to Egypt.

[@boho82]

Have you seen the variations of African skin, hair, etc. That means they looked a little different than another African group, so they can't possibly be African?! 😂😂 At this piont ya'll are just pulling stuff out of the air

[@BimmerBros]

@@boho82 Being African does not mean being black. I could turn that question around to you have you seen the variations of Latin Americans? Does not mean they are all one race, clearly there is differences, even if there is a somewhat loosely held cultural connection.

[@BimmerBros]

@@vnolan633 The only one that has to cope with reality not agreeing with my beliefs is you, I could give a fuck if the Egyptians were little green men, black or asian it doesn’t matter what I believe when there is plenty of evidence pointing to the fact they were not black. Only African Americans really care this much about the color of other people’s race and it’s because they have lost their direct lineage to Africa and don’t know that even if Egyptians were to have been black, they would have no connection to the majority of black Americans who came from the exact opposite side of Africa on the western sub Saharan region. Learn your history and true roots, they were great empires on that side of Africa and they were not Egypt.

[@boho82]

@BimmerBros okayyyyy....but the Ancient Egyptians were.. sooo what exactly is your point?

[@boho82]

@BimmerBros you are about to learn a lot in the next couple of weeks, lol. I mean we all thought it was common knowledge.....it amazes me that we have to still have this discussion!! 🙄

[@evag4535]

They’ve literally called the ancient Egyptians, Caucasians.

[@fortunatomartino9797]

Here is what the ancient Egyptians showed Fool Not herodutus or Diodorus

[@kuelimika]

Fool? Insults are not tolerated here. Please follow KZbin guidelines or you will be removed. So emotional. Stay rational and calm. And provide sources for your statements, otherwise it is not interesting ti discuss.

[@fortunatomartino9797]

@@kuelimika That's the least I can say about you liar

[@mrforrester488]

Love it

[@THEWORLDROCKSSS]

has anyone in the comment watched History Debunked channel if so what do you think

[@bazookaboxing1086]

😂so funny how much they wna be us!!!!

[@raheemscott6668]

Do you have any videos on the Ancient Persians or Ancient Babylonians? I was reading Hebrews 2 Negros by Ron Dalton Jr and he said this….”We even see evidence of people with brown skin in pictures of the Ancient Elamites…This can be seen by looking up images for “Elamite or Persian Warriors in Palace of Susa (Shushan)”…When I looked it up it was definitely images of dark skinned people. Just curious if you had any videos or references. Keep up the good work though family🙌🏽

[@silverking2181]

​@daniele.3361Haplogroups don't determine skin colour. Just saying...

[@silverking2181]

@daniele.3361 There's no "White haplogroup".

[@markusc9417]

Thank you so much for your hard work, even as a mixed race man white and black, I gravitate toward my black ancestry (personal reasons) not convenience, so it's much appreciated because it's bothered me for years that the whole world as a whole is so white washed expecially Kemit/Egypt, I've had a fascination with Kemit since I was a child, and knew even then it was Obviously a black civilization without Question, it seemed sooo preposterous for anyone to think otherwise,.. And for the record, Zahi Hawass is the biggest liar and Fraud I've ever seen (besides Trump) lol Thanks again! 💪🏾💪🏾

[@kuelimika]

😂😂😂 “Zahi Hawass is the biggest liar and fraud … besides Trump” Lmao!! Can’t disagree there. Thanks for your comment. It’s encouraging. 🙏🏿

[@PR-WAY]

Honestly egyptians look like the native Maori from New Zealand

[@PeterBagjuice]

Think about how prevailing and prevalent these lies are that even the VERY erudite author of this video still innocently used the term "wooly hair", an erroneous translation as pointed out by Dr Rebecca Futo Kennedy. The correct translation is BLACK skinned and KINKY haired. Those ancient authors went out of their way to remove ANY sort of ambiguity as to these people's aesthetics.

[@gregfagerholm5707]

Good work. Ask those that dont agree, ask them if the were eygpt in those days as the greeks or Romans 😅😅

[@ilovetrans893]

We wuz kangz

[@demouchetter]

I love your work the truth is taking over and putting all the lies to rest I’m checking out the comments of the haters. With you Guys putting out this information they are loosing the Battle and now there getting mad and I’m laughing at them.

[@so9487]

Mic drop!