Maacawees is actually Ancient Egyptians heritage, Arabs and Indians were late adopters
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Dont they look Somali ?
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Cushite dynasty | ancient Egyptian history
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they didnt they wore wool and leather, they were savagesnigga that ain't macawiis and even cavemen had dat shitis u for real, did the caveman copy from egyptians bruhh
linen is high tech Cushtic ingenuity and cleverness brother
am talking about the skirt thing, skirt are world wide it didn't originate in one place, macawiis falls under the skirt category so no egyptians didn't create macawiis nor skirt
its a loincloth, textiles or a textile industry to produce cloth for the masses didn't exist anywhere previous civilization was wearing leather and the lowest wore no clothing
even the tunic and shirts with buttons was their invention
for example
Ghengis Kaarhis
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Completely agree.
Dont they look Somali ?
Cushite dynasty | ancient Egyptian history
Other articles where Cushite dynasty is discussed: Kassala: …control of the 25th, or Kushite, Egyptian dynasty. The Kushites were later conquered by the kingdom of Aksum (Axum), and the people were largely Christianized. There were Muslim raids into the region during the Mamlūk dynasty of Egypt...
That's Sudanis, saxiib. Our cousins but not us. By this time Horners would be firmly south of Sudan and heavily colonized the Horn. That Kushite dynasty would have been speaking Meroitic which we aren't even sure was Afro-Asiatic let alone Cushitic. Frankly, I'm banking on some form of Nilo-Saharan.
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It really does look as though the Kushites and the Nubians were always Nilo-Saharan speakers and that there was no language shift.
The link below is a great read:
I'll give that a read but I've seen some compelling evidence that the early Kermans were Cushites or AAs based on signs of loans and substrata in various Eastern Sudanic languages. Or that at least Nubia was mixed back then with Lower Nubia (Medjay and C-Group) being Cushites and Upper Nubia being Eastern Sudanic. There is also the later X-Group which most tie to the Blemmyes (Beja). I get the impression Nubia was always an Eastern Sudanic-Cushitic mix with more of an Eastern Sudanic slant particularly in Upper Nubia.
Ancient Bejas (Blemmyes) were very prominent in Lower Nubia and Upper Egypt, by the way. There was even apparently a Blemmye King over Luxor (Egyptian Thebes) once:
(PDF) The Diplomatic Career and Historical Work of Olympiodorus of Thebes
PDF | On Dec 1, 2010, Warren Treadgold published The Diplomatic Career and Historical Work of Olympiodorus of Thebes | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
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They also had their own prominent cities in Lower Nubia like Kalabsha and Faras:
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AdoonkaAlle
Ragna qowl baa xira, dumarna meher baa xira.
If you’re referring to the colourful ones then there’s definitely cultural exchange but the traditional Somali macawis was white & this predates these coloured ones.
The traditional Somali macawis is native to our region & hasn’t been borrowed from either yemenis or hindida.Most people simply conflate the 2
Dhagaxdheer
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Is nobody going to address the spelling mistake on the title
I was gonna ask what a macawees was. Some Galbeed cuisine? I'm a simple Woqooyi iyo Koonfur man, I don't know these exotic Xabash influenced foods.Is nobody going to address the spelling mistake on the title
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