Wadi hammat theory on wikipedia

[Midas]

I knew what I was saying was kinda obvious. They even talk about the importance of this wadi hammadat route for the emergence of anicent eygptian civilization. They just don't take it a step further

I mean naqadah is literally located right next to wadi hammat you cant get more on the nose then that

 

[Midas]

Although I will say that I think one important caveat for my theory about the origin of eygptian civilization. Is that while the upper eygptians who are 20% of the eygptian pouplation are mainly descended from e-v12 pastoralists . This does not apply to the 80% of lower eygptians who are mainly descended from em-81 north african farmers who arrived in lower eygpt at the same time or a bit after those e-v12 pastoralists.

These orginally pastoralists e-v12 upper eygptians then conquered the mainly em-81 north african farmers. The pouplation then adopted the language and culture of these upper eygptians. But these lower eygptians were ultimately mainly descended from north african farmers . This is why the nuseyrat sample is mostly north african.

 

[Midas]

Maybe the reason eygpt has this reputaion of alaways being conquered and ruled by foreign elite is because eygpt this how eygpt was formed
you had an upper eygptian elite of pastoral origin conquering the more numerous lower eygptian farmers. So this distinctionbetween the urban elite amd the fellahin has always existed in a way.

It would also maybe explain why ancient eygptian religion seemed so conservative and unchanging.