If so why do so many of these afrocentric weirdos say that they were nilotes
If so why do so many of these afrocentric weirdos say that they were nilotes
I think they were originally nilotics
You’re wrong my brother they were black negros just like the ancient Egyptians, romans, Israelites, Mayans, Persians and greeksSub-Saharan Africa lacks great ancient civilizations. Nubia was the only really impressive one.
Obviously, SSAs from all over will claim it. It is too predictable and obvious why people do it.
They were similar to Bejas and present-day Nubians.
This is not even up for debate, already settled by many studies.
They speak a Nilo-Saharan language, and Ancient Egyptians depicted them as being very black & negroid looking, so people think they were Nilotes. It’s not hard to understand why.
Yeah I agree, genetics doesn’t lie. But if I just saw depictions & knew that they speak a Nilo-Saharan language, I would just assume they were nilotic too.Ancient Egyptian murals were propagandistic (they hated Nubia) and always in the same style. It is not realistic.
They cluster with present-day Bejas and Nubians and everyone knows how Bejas and modern Nubians look like.
I am confusion on how they speak a Nilo Saharan language now tho? What happend?Ancient Egyptian murals were propagandistic (they hated Nubia) and always in the same style. It is not realistic.
They cluster with present-day Bejas and Nubians and everyone knows how Bejas and modern Nubians look like.
I am confusion on how they speak a Nilo Saharan language now tho? What happend?
View attachment 73379 View attachment 73380 View attachment 73381 Nubia, much like Sudan today, was a very diverse place. Even the ancient Egyptians recognized this and depicted them as both red-skinned and black-skinned (though it should be noted that almost every depiction of Nubians had them with facial features that set them apart from Egyptians) . I personally believe there was two distinct populations in Nubia, and this is backed by much evidence, the northern part of Nubia being closely related to Beja people & the southern part being mostly Nilotic in character. The northern element dominated during the pharaonic period while the Nilotic element dominated during the graeco-roman period into the Christian Nubian kingdoms. I believe that with the fall of Napata so too did the old Cushitic element of the Nubian civilization disappear.
View attachment 73379 View attachment 73380 View attachment 73381 Nubia, much like Sudan today, was a very diverse place. Even the ancient Egyptians recognized this and depicted them as both red-skinned and black-skinned (though it should be noted that almost every depiction of Nubians had them with facial features that set them apart from Egyptians) . I personally believe there was two distinct populations in Nubia, and this is backed by much evidence, the northern part of Nubia being closely related to Beja people & the southern part being mostly Nilotic in character. The northern element dominated during the pharaonic period while the Nilotic element dominated during the graeco-roman period into the Christian Nubian kingdoms. I believe that with the fall of Napata so too did the old Cushitic element of the Nubian civilization disappear.
Huh? Nilotic people lived within the Nubian Kingdoms and even until recently Nilotes inhabited Central SudanAncient North Sudan was the homeland of the Cushites. These Nilotes only pushed northwards relatively late in history.
Ancient North Sudan was the homeland of the Cushites. These Nilotes only pushed northwards relatively late in history.
Huh? Nilotic people lived within the Nubian Kingdoms and even until recently Nilotes inhabited Central Sudan
Yes but whats the proof they made up the majority? There’s no doubt that Nilotic people inhabited that region before they even came to existenceHave you not seen that genetic study of Ancient Cushites in Kenya?
If you remove their Eastern Forager admixture (which is specific to Ethiopia and Kenya and could not have come from North Sudan), they would have been 70% MENA-like and only 30% NS-like. Also, the researchers placed their hypothesized source population as being more MENA-like than themselves and claim it came from Northern Sudan or Egypt.
Therefore, populations like the aforementioned already lived in Northern Sudan 6,000 years ago, thousands of years before the Nubian civilization.
Yes but whats the proof they made up the majority? There’s no doubt that Nilotic people inhabited that region before they even came to existence