Puntites Pharoahs Unearthed in Somalia

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These statues solidify the Northern Somalia theory of the location of Punt. Researcher Ahmed Ibrahim Awale convincingly presents that the Land of gods is rendered as waqooyi in the somali language. Waqooyi meaning north awale says cones from the root word waaq( god) explains awale. The 1st century AD author of Periplus of the erythrean sea states that the berber(afar and somali) habitat began from berenice(a southern port of egypt) and terminated at opone (hafun puntland )after which he says the settlements of the azanians(zanj/bantu) began. The settlements of the azanians the author says terminated at Rhapta. Diogenes a greek traveller placed Rhapta across from Menouthias island which is disputed between pemba island mafia island or zanzibar all being islands of the country of Tanzania. In the last 2000 years our forefathers were busy earning us the title of being the country with the longest coast.
Heres a portrait of puntites expanding into kismayo in 1888, which at the time was still governed by the sultanate of zanzibar

https://www.etsy.com/in-en/listing/564487194/somalia-1888-gourgui-medjourtine-of#

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These artifacts might even be predynastic meaning when egyptians and puntites were one and there was yet not an egypt at all. It could also be of puntite pharoahs after egypt was formed.
 

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Not suprised when you think about it, there has to be a reason for our high level of pride and arrogance, plus the pharaoh mentioned in the Quran(picture above) looks like a noble adeer.

The Egyptians were known to be a very arrogant xenophobic people they enslaved the bani Israel because there population grew they didn’t want them to overthrow the Egyptians, sounds awfully familiar to a rise of a group of people in the south. B44AC26E-A7ED-479C-A312-9DE9CE6CA975.png

It’s time to accept facts, we are a stubborn, arrogant, prideful, racist nation of people it’s in our blood and I love it, rejoice my fellow noble brothers.0EEF78D0-8FE4-4ACF-9C26-02D6A4C4A41A.png
 
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These last couples years there have been numerous so-called finds, but there's never a follow up, why haven't expert archaeologists and Egyptologists been called to examine these artefacts, why are there no academic articles about them, like Laas Geel. There's something fishy going on.
 
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These last couples years there have been numerous so-called finds, but there's never a follow up, why haven't expert archaeologists and Egyptologists been called to examine these artefacts, why are there no academic articles about them, like Laas Geel. There's something fishy going on.
Aah the old stevie wonder. When overwhelmed with facts and cornered pull out the sunglasses and cane.
 
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These last couples years there have been numerous so-called finds, but there's never a follow up, why haven't expert archaeologists and Egyptologists been called to examine these artefacts, why are there no academic articles about them, like Laas Geel. There's something fishy going on.
It doesnt come off as fake. Knowing somali and their lack of finesse if it were fake they probably wouldve painted it like they paint the groceries on the walls of the irid-bannaan stores backhome.
 
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These last couples years there have been numerous so-called finds, but there's never a follow up, why haven't expert archaeologists and Egyptologists been called to examine these artefacts, why are there no academic articles about them, like Laas Geel. There's something fishy going on.
Somali waa daacad.
 
@Libaaxseendheer One reply would have sufficed lol. But seriously why haven't these Pharaonic style busts been examined by expert Egyptologists?, you don't find that suspicious? :cosbyhmm:

I mean you saw the hype Laas Geel cave paintings created and the numerous academic articles about them. Why haven't these artefacts been given to experts to study. Answer me these questions. The fact that Somaliland archeaologist Sada Mire hasn't commented on these busts, even though they have been around for years, shows you they are fake.
 

pablo

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These last couples years there have been numerous so-called finds, but there's never a follow up, why haven't expert archaeologists and Egyptologists been called to examine these artefacts, why are there no academic articles about them, like Laas Geel. There's something fishy going on.
Because the elites cannot allow Egyptians to have been a dark skin group of people like us, simply because it would destroy the mainstream narratives.
 
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