The crazy thing about Egyptian history is that the first dynasty was founded around 3000 B.C, and the Hyksos invaded in the 1600s B.C. That's almost a thousand and a half years of unbroken history. There are so few times in history where a culture has remained so ... static. It's fascinating

@QM571

5 жыл бұрын

New Century Narratives Many of the Old World Civilisations lasted for over a thousand years uninterrupted, it's fascinating.

@041mikey

5 жыл бұрын

cleopatra lived closer to 2018 than she did to the building of the pyramids of giza

@ithemba

5 жыл бұрын

mikey robinson and cleopatra was closer to being greek by nearly all measures than to the old egyptian rulers. ptolemaic incestous hellenistic offspring, dressed in ancient egyptian costumes, basically. (refering to the static point: even during the hellenistic rule in egypt, ancient egyptian culture absorbed the greeks pretty good, so far that we got the idea of cleopatra as "classical" egyptian ruler instead of being part of the greek diadochian ruling class)

@strangeperson700

5 жыл бұрын

They had a Trump wall of desert which kept illegal Mexicans out of Egypt.

@sgonzo5572

5 жыл бұрын

cleopatra was macadonian

An interesting point is how in new kingdom Egypt there was the most social mobility (out of the ancient Egyptian kingdoms) because of the military state...especially in times of increased campaigns in the Levant

@ekmalsukarno2302

5 жыл бұрын

Epimetheus could you please make a video on the history of Vietnam. Thanks.

@deiongoldsmith515

5 жыл бұрын

I love your videos and art but i found a youtuber that does history on sub-Saharan africa and he does an excellent job and he's not a Afro centrist Plz check out From nothing i'd love to see you two collaborate on a video or two keep up the good work!!!!

@dadsonworldwide3238

5 жыл бұрын

Population tripled a few times over between between kingdoms . Also it was a massive immgration into the region of new nation .

@dadsonworldwide3238

5 жыл бұрын

Went from 5 to 30,000 men milatarys to 150,000 of new kingdom .this alone proves the population boom of that time

@singularity6192

5 жыл бұрын

Your vids are awesome, please keep going!

It is great to know that you will continue the weapons and armors series

@blakops000007

5 жыл бұрын

Elias Frahat Been a while since the last time I saw you.

@eliasfrahat7074

5 жыл бұрын

black ops me too how are you basri bro

@blakops000007

5 жыл бұрын

Elias Frahat I'm good did you hear about the protests?

@eliasfrahat7074

5 жыл бұрын

black ops yes :/

@blakops000007

5 жыл бұрын

Elias Frahat It's not going well, we don't have massive numbers and security forces are tightening their grip on protesters.

Great overview of ancient Egyptian military history. Minor nitpick; the Hyksos did not, I believe, ever control the entirety of Egypt as for south as the First Cataract, as the map at 1:23 seems to show. The Seventeenth Dynasty based in Waset (Thebes) managed to retain its independence, albeit over a greatly diminished territory. The Theban monarchs were precariously situated between the hostile powers of Nubia and and the Hyksos, but were never fully occupied by either. The sons of King Seqenenra Taa, Kamose (last ruler of Dynasty XVII) and Ahmose (founder of the great Dynasty XVIII) fought a war on two fronts against the Hyksos and the Nubians and ultimately succeeded in expelling the Hyksos and pushing Egyptian territory further south into Nubia. Under the reign of Kamose, the Theban monarchs went on the offensive, first launching raids into Hyksos territory, and then intercepting a messenger sent along the oasis route by the Hyksos King Apepi to the new ruler of Kush. The message proposed that the two simultaneously invade the Theban Kingdom from the North and South. With this vital piece of intelligence, Kamose embarked on a pre-emptive attack on the Hyksos, which was successful, but died before the Hyksos capital of Hutwaret (Avaris) could be taken. After a regency for the young successor Ahmose, the Northern campaign was relaunched with a renewed vigour, recapturing Iunu (Heliopolis) and Memphis, followed by the fortress of Tjaru (cutting off any Hyksos retreat or reinforcement from Canaan) and then finally Hutwaret. With Lower Egypt liberated from Hyksos rule, Ahmose began another campaign into Nubia, recapturing Buhen and extending Egypt's borders beyond the Second Cataract.

@EpimetheusHistory

5 жыл бұрын

Very astute nickpick :) I put "Hyksos Influence and Territory" on that map to include the Thebes dynasty when they where temporarily tributaries....but technically they were independent the whole time. And true they never where occupied but they did submit by paying tribute (taxes)...I should have probably mentioned it, may have oversimplified that point. Thanks for the great comment/info! :)

@Smartacus98

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah that makes sense, it is always going to be a bit murky when the subject matter is a time period long before modern ideas of "states" and official borders between them really existed. Most maps I can find of the delicate political situation in the Second Intermediate Period refer more to vague 'spheres of influence' of each ruling dynasty rather than to established borders. I imagine that those settlements that found themselves on the edges of each sphere weren't exactly clear on to which overlord they owed their allegiance, and it probably fluctuated regularly. Indeed, the Egyptological separation between each successive dynasty was quite often more geographical than chronological, and the number assigned to each is a purely historiographic abstraction (much like the somewhat arbitrary distinction between the "Roman Empire" and "Byzantine Empire"). In the intermediate periods many dynasties ruled different parts of Egypt simultaneously, and our categorisation of them as wholly different political entities with established territorial extents is perhaps imposing a modern framework on a uniquely ancient context. Taxation and tribute only makes things fuzzier (especially in a largely pre-monetary era). Where should historians draw the line between tribute paid to another for the sake of retaining sovereignty, such as the early Han paid to the Xiongnu to stave off encroachment (and later vice-versa), and the payment of tribute indicative of one nation's being subject to another, such as the Kingdoms of Siam and Joseon were (however nominally) to the Qing? Are such notions of tributary states even relevant to Egypt in the Second Intermediate period? Still, a very minor point, and one far too complex to elaborate on in a concise rundown of Egyptian military history less than four minutes long, so it hardly mars the quality of the video. Though come to think of it, a similarly concise explanation of the woefully complex bureaucracy of the Imperial Chinese tribute system might make for an interesting video, it is an endlessly confusing topic in dire need of succinct elucidation.

Quality video! Egyptian military is definitely an under represented topic on youtube!

After the Hyksos occupation, Egypt was almost constantly at war. It was the breadbasket of the Mediterranean World; it sat on the Nile, which was the most reliable river in the known world, it sat on gold mines, copper mines, and even turquoise mines. It was like Scrooge McDuck's Money Bin of the Bronze Age: try and take it at your own risk. After Ramses III, Egypt went through a revolving door of foreign occupiers: Nubians, Libyans, Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, and Romans--and all those occupiers were from the BC Era.

This puts Assassins Creed Origins in perspective 😁

@CoffeeSuccubus

5 жыл бұрын

Soar-ed Recreational Don't use that game as a reference please.

Short but very informative. Thank you!

Thanks for the upload

The history of Egyptian arms and warfare is important to the study of martial arts as well, since some of the earliest evidence of systemized combat comes from Egypt

Nice video mate :D

Your voice is charming and exciting! Btw did they used Iron in their maces as well ? It was durring the Iron age I guess

@EpimetheusHistory

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Rinad :) The only iron weapons I know of in the late new kingdom (that we know of) were small daggers for royalty. It is quite possible in the late new kingdom there could have been an iron mace used...But because iron erodes far more than bronze or copper none have survived. Because by the late new kingdom iron was just barely catching on (Hittites and Assyria at the forefront) usually it was treated almost as a precious metal used for fancy ceremonial weapons...but I am sure if a Pharoah or some high offical really wanted an iron mace they could have got one :) Thanks! great question.

Informative and interesting vid, very nicely done...and what a subject!

Fantastic video, this topic is vastly under-reported on!

Very efficient and informative!

Awesome video!

Interesting. Thanks for the informative video.

Great video 👍🏻

it's so weird to think that Egyptians built their civilization on stone and copper, not bronze.

Does anyone else get annoyed when they see a "We Wuz Kangs" comment or when people claim that Egyptians are one race or the other in anything that's related with Ancient Egypt on KZread?

@alltnorromOrustarNorrland

5 жыл бұрын

『 Thunder & Fire 』 Agree. It’s annoying. Everyone who makes a video about ancient Egypt should forbid any kind of mention of race, skin color, or such in the comment section. Or just remove all those type of comments. So tiring😴

@marquispatton8198

4 жыл бұрын

Ancient Egypt was a rainbow civilization, being a crossroad for the Libyans, Nubians, and Hyksos. I don't get why that's so hard to understand.

i love your videos so much, i wish there are more to watch. make about Portuguese empire pleeeeese

Did ancient Egyptians look like modern Egyptians?

@henrysaka6402

5 жыл бұрын

Samuel Babic i wanna know this to

@hazzmati

5 жыл бұрын

Yes maybe modern egyptians look a bit different from ancient egyptians but the difference would not be so great. There was emigration to egypt with some greeks and arabs but even today egyptian through research it's revealed their dna is still 70 percent north african

@samuelbabic9441

5 жыл бұрын

Hazzmati Thanks for the answer. Some people told me they were white and some said they were black and so on but these can't be true. I never seem to find 100% reliable source of how a ancient Egyptian would look like. In the assassins creed game the characters look similar to north Africans or arabs so I guess your right.

@hazzmati

5 жыл бұрын

You're right there are many of these black supremacists who claim egypt was a black civilization until either the persians, greeks or romans invaded yet they never provide proof that the native population was wiped out or replaced. Most of these black supremacists would trace their lineage back to west africa which is literally on the other side of egypt. Claiming they're white is also dead wrong. Ofc there would it depend on the person some would be a bit lighter and others a bit darker. Look at actor Rami Malek for example he is from egyptian descent but he doesn't look like a sub saharan african.

@samuelbabic9441

5 жыл бұрын

Hazzmati Yeah your right. Ive read discovered egyptian mummise were more closer to europeans than sub sahharan africans. Ancient egyptians were most definetly or likely caucosoids. Also when the Arabs conquered Egypt did the arabs outbreed/replace the real Egyptians or did the real Egyptians just get arabised/Islamised. A whole population can't just disappear. Sure today they might be a mix but should have mostly real Egyptians blood. If not ain't a Coptic the closest to what a real Egyptian would look like?

Ancient Egypt is probably the most fascinating (if not one of) civilisation in history!! We need more movies and tv shows focusing on it!

Spot on classic cinema authentic music.

Awesome

Epimetheus, could you please make a video on the history of Vietnam. Thanks.

please do a video of Algeria, much like the recent one on the Marcos and his country!

I read about chariot teams having 4 or more people, at least 2 would be on foot protecting the chariot as it maneuvered on the battle field. It would make an interesting video.

What is the song in the background called?

I've been looking at the depictions of the Pharaohs shooting arrows while riding in their chariots. When they're in this pose the reins aren't in their hands but tied around their waists! 1:44 You would think that would pull someone out of the chariot right? But no. It seems that it was common. The horses were much smaller a few thousand years ago.

Could you also perhaps make a video about the battle of the 300 champions?

What's that theme playing in the background?

Can someone tell me what the background music is?

What's the name of the music?!!

Referring to the Khopesh as a sickle sword is a bit misleading, as they developed from a type of axe, rather than from agricultural sickles like true sickle swords.

@semiautothanoscar9612

5 жыл бұрын

Erudito otidurE how about A Sickle Sword

@eruditootidure2611

5 жыл бұрын

???

@TheAfghan72

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it developed from the Explion Egyptian axes.

Background music ?

2:50 fantasy writers “naw just rush em in the audience doesn’t need to know how they won

Name of video song?

You completely forgot (somehow) about the introduction of the composite bow. Before they were using selfbows. Every civilization that was introduced to it adopted it. Composite bows are more compact and powerful. Dont matter "how big" composite bows are selfbows need to be big to makeup for drawweight whereas the composite bow just needs more sinew to up the drawweight

I want an Ancient Egypt mod for Mount and Blade Warband.

Can you make a video about Morocco?

@matteo.d.h6770

5 жыл бұрын

Slave trader

@tornputo8003

5 жыл бұрын

Karman Bassi Why not? Morocco has an interesting History with big Empires like the Almohad Empire or the big Empire of the Saadi Dynasty.

@tornputo8003

5 жыл бұрын

Hutagaol Darmawangsa And why i am slave trader?

@TheAfghan72

4 жыл бұрын

Morocco is not really interesting, sorry.

@anitkumarindiansmasterrace1399

3 жыл бұрын

@@tornputo8003 hhhhh

make a video about the estonian crusade

Damn

I need more tagmata cavalry in my life

Haha good video

Please do history of Somalia This my 5th partition Thankz! 👍

@user-mq9yg5hs8b

5 жыл бұрын

king Awiye of Somalia 😂😂😂😂😂 somalia 1960 ayey sameysantay tarikh maleh

@TruthfulAndHumble

5 жыл бұрын

Ahmed Abdi 🖕

@user-mq9yg5hs8b

5 жыл бұрын

king Awiye of Somalia kuso fadhiso cawan yahow

@user-mq9yg5hs8b

5 жыл бұрын

Light mike knight you can only say that to someone who eats raw meat who worship a doll on a stick and affected with aids and stink short with slave like body and we somalis dont have any of that features

@user-mq9yg5hs8b

5 жыл бұрын

Light mike knight انت يمني ليش تسب روح خزن ياحوثي و اتركنا وشاننا

2 handed battle axe this is so badass! And how did this all end?

make a video about estonian history

Did the army have ranks? Like "general" or "private first class"?

More egypt pls?

Do a video on yemen history

At first I thought the guy left is pointing a gun on the guy on the right

Can you do Cambodia we ask you when you did Thailand

Last I checked, the Kopesh's curve has nothing to do with combat. You can make a longer and stronger weapon out of bronze if you make it that shape where as a straight one bends more easily. It wasn't curved to hook behind shields or anything, it was curved because that was a strong shape for bronze to hold. It's a structure thing, not a combat thing.

@bruvster2011

6 ай бұрын

But it’s origins are that of a simple agricultural sickle. A curved edge is also proven to be far more effective at slashing. I do also agree the curve helps to strengthen the weapon

This made me want to play Assassin’s Creed Origins again

Do history of Romania.

HEMP TORPEDOS VS BIG MONSTER!!! Greyhound Finale Battle!!!

@audronethomas4909

3 жыл бұрын

Organic Hemp Tank Top

@audronethomas4909

3 жыл бұрын

German Human Torpedoes - Normandy 1944 i think 1981 Power Plant Iraq and 1991 and 2003 and 2013 Syria NATO ATTACKS ARE HEADING TO YOU!!!

@audronethomas4909

3 жыл бұрын

North Korea’s possible long-range missile test l ABC News- ATTACK FIRST???

Bronze age total war game when?

Do the history of Armenia

1400 years of history before the hyksos and we know very little.

I have a question. Was egypt THE most powerful army in ancient history?

@kathrynperry8639

3 жыл бұрын

nothing beats the romans.

"alliens"

Do a video on the Nubians(Cushites) and another on their brother nation the Egyptians(Mizraimites) as revealed in the Bible according to Genesis 10. If Cush(Nubia) the older brother and Mizraim(Egypt) the younger brother both came from Ham and later were the 1st to populate most of Africa then it’s logical to conclude that the original inhabitants of Nubia later known as Ethiopia and Egypt were black, brown, yellow, or as they say here in the United States Of America people of color. There skin tones aught to more accurately reflect the original people.

Were Egyptians considered good warriors? They seem to have lost to many foreign invaders like Romans, Babylonians, etc.

@MCorpReview

5 жыл бұрын

Richard Santos Ptolemy III eurgetes was pretty good. It was kinda like Egyptians with improved Greek leadership and tech. Point taken

@user-vz4vm5sh6j

5 жыл бұрын

They were the truest pacifists without needing a philosophical ideology of pacifism because the Nile provided everything they needed.

@badpharaoh463

2 жыл бұрын

@@MCorpReview search about thutmose III

Great turcs egipsyan like me

The Hyksos where the cananites!

@anitkumarindiansmasterrace1399

3 жыл бұрын

Hyksos is a semetic people probly amorite from syria

@serenemountain6769

3 жыл бұрын

@@anitkumarindiansmasterrace1399 The Hyksons had a Levantine and Cananite Culture ! But the Cananite themselves had a Levantine and a Cananite Culture ! They had the same technology of the cananites, same customs, same trading partners ... And when they were assimilating Egyptian culture they fell during an Egyptian revolt that used their own weapons against them ! Egyptians were very good at copying weapons and improving them . The First Cananite Kingdom to vanquish were the Hyksos ! North of Palastine is Canaanite Land mind you! sources below --------------------------------------------------------------- Where did the Hyksos originally come from? The Hyksos are believed to have originated to the north of Palestine. They destroyed Amorite-ruled Byblos in the 18th century BC, and then entered Egypt, bringing the Middle Kingdom to an end in the 17th century BC. Hyksos - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hyksos

@serenemountain6769

3 жыл бұрын

@@anitkumarindiansmasterrace1399 This is Article has the Geography of the Canaanite Land before the Israelite came from egypt, before the Philistanes invaded from Crete ! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Canaanite_religion The Canaanites were separated by Kingdoms, but they all shared a comum culture and language. Their boarders reached Egypt by the time the Hyksons Invaded ! The Canaanites expanded when a prince wanted a land of is own, and all states or kingdoms contributed with weapons and men for the invasion ! The Canaanites were the only people near the Egyptians by proxy, and they had the means and the weapons for such ! There were no other people in the vicinity!

@MotivateMoments2023

2 жыл бұрын

@@anitkumarindiansmasterrace1399 nope they look like a mix of Indo-European and Semetic people Mostly from Jordnia

Were Hurrians IndoEuropean??

@ahndrayfevre7225

5 жыл бұрын

What hurians have to do with ancient Egyptians?

@SxVaNm345

5 жыл бұрын

No, They were a language isolate, quite possibly related to the modern day Avar-Andic, Lak or Nakh languages.

@Mythodiir

5 жыл бұрын

Ibn Muhammad Your history is really off. There were no Turks in Central Asia before 900AD and Ghengis Khan's conquest. All of Central Asia was Iranian back then. The original Aryans were Iranians, like the Persians and the Kurds.

@Mythodiir

5 жыл бұрын

أَحْمَدَ "Turkic people have always been in Central Asia" Lol, wut? Have you ever read a text book? Central Asia was entirely Iranian before Ghengis Khan's conquests in 900AD. Before that the Turks lived in inner-Mongolia. 2nd, the original Turks were East Asians. The modern Turks of Central Asia and Anatolia speak Turkish because they were ruled over by Turks for centuries. Look up the Scythians or the Sogdians. That area only became Turkish 1,000 years ago. Before that they were Iranians.

@TheAfghan72

4 жыл бұрын

@Ibn Muhammad Wow you are dumb, "Indo-European" is an accepted term by all of Academia, not what some dude on KZread says. And the word "Iranic" literally means Aryan.

Nubians kingdom of kush can u go over them

History of sudan/ta seti nubia kush

Image and 1:49 and rendering at 1:50 is spot on!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅

Isaiah 31:1 - Woe to them that go down to Egypt for help; and stay on horses, and trust in chariots, because they are many; and in horsemen, because they are very strong; but they look not unto the Holy One of Israel, neither seek the LORD!

hyksos were not arian come on now lets not be dumb

@EpimetheusHistory

5 жыл бұрын

Hurrian...as in the Mitanni kingdom... not Arian But sounds similar...I can see why you thought you heard that

@dontbetrippin4575

5 жыл бұрын

Epimetheus ancient confusion my bad lol

@illerac84

5 жыл бұрын

Arian? There was no Christianity at all during the period in question.

@alltnorromOrustarNorrland

5 жыл бұрын

illerac84 Touché!!!

Anyone get this from their social studies teachers? Lmao

Illyrian warfare sometime please. But before that I'd like hittite warfare.

Are Hyksos the Arabs?

@ChromeMan04

3 жыл бұрын

No

@MotivateMoments2023

2 жыл бұрын

No

Go in alphabetical order

Ancient Egyptians were crypto-Koreans.

@MotivateMoments2023

2 жыл бұрын

Why?

@Mythodiir

2 жыл бұрын

@@MotivateMoments2023 Crypto-Koreans were behind every ancient civilisation. The Egyptians, the Mesopotamians, the Persians, the Greeks, the Romans. They were all extraterrestrial crypto-Koreans.

@MotivateMoments2023

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mythodiir I got it.

The Ancient Egyptians didn't build the Pyramids. Love your work though Emp !! Best History Channel on The Web !!!

@EpimetheusHistory

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Hmmm...I am undecided on that one. There is a channel called "ancient architects" that I have watched that has some very interesting theories on how they were built by an older civilization and the ancient Egyptians moved in....he has some very interesting points. I do believe they did build some, and renovate some...The great pyramids at Giza though have a very different style of architecture inside compared to other pyramids. I think there are good arguments for and against...but time may tell... Also the great sphinx I believe is much older and renovated later.

@FredoTheFloet

5 жыл бұрын

Epimetheus I will definitely check that out ! That is true time can only tell! &What do you think about the sarcophagus found in Alexandria recently? Hey we learn something new everyday 😁💯

@user-vz4vm5sh6j

5 жыл бұрын

@@FredoTheFloet Hmm🤔 I guess you support Bauval's fringe theory that they were build 10000 years ago? Honestly, his brought evidence are truly unreliable, exceedingly ignorant and awfully loose and actually in factt definitely possess little to no merit to securely reveal something since it's scientifically confirmed they literally in fact accomplished to really prove undeniably nothing so far.

@duaneclark7108

2 жыл бұрын

What a laughable statement

I'm really nitpicking here, but i think that it would be better if, instead of using the catch all term "nubia", you specified which nubian state was doing what. Good video though. Also, why are your egyptians so... desaturated? I'm curious.

@hiddenhist

5 жыл бұрын

Oh look, another kid who thinks he knows what he's talking king about. Guess what, everything you said was basically objectively wrong. My name isn't that Tyrone, thanks very much, and I never claimed that I shared an ethnicity or with ethiopians. I am the proud product of west Africans and central africans. I simply like African history, and, ethiopians are African (shocking, I know). That being said, in a social context, ethiopians, along with all sub Saharan Africans would be considered "black". And no, us African Americans are not bantu. The Bantu did not expand into west Africa. They originated in south west Africa and expanded southwards, and eastwards. While it's possible that I have some bantu DNA, its likely overwhelmingly west african. Brazilians and other former portuguese colonies likely have more bantu in them, as their origins lay much more in central africa than us african americans. And they weren't murderous. Theres strong evidence that most of them just mixed with native populations.

@hiddenhist

5 жыл бұрын

Nubia is a region, not a state. 'nuff said...

blah blah blah

Everyone has their own mix when it comes to Ancient Egyptian history. I don't believe any, but they all have their own cute little narrative.

@Mythodiir

5 жыл бұрын

Ron Roberts Ancient Egyptians were crypto-Koreans.

@ronroberts2399

5 жыл бұрын

Myth Odiir I thought they were Aboriginal Canadian migrants..

@thulasmash2195

5 жыл бұрын

What do the hieroglyphics tell you about Ancient Egypt?

The accient was us ethiopian Abyssinia

Ancient Egyptians were a Hamitic group as well as the Nubians.

@omegaink5635

5 жыл бұрын

So they would have had dark skin??

@jaysmoove1263

5 жыл бұрын

obviously. its common sense if you just look at the paintings.

@omegaink5635

5 жыл бұрын

@@jaysmoove1263 but at 1:12 they're red?? I want to believe that they were North Africa via dark skinned looking, but why were they depicted as red skinned??

@jaysmoove1263

5 жыл бұрын

africa is the largest continent in the world. east africans look different from west african and south africa looks also different. along with migration patterns. at 1:12 those werent all egyptians. for example. ethiopia has 80 different ethnique groups. remember there are more varieties african poeple. we have the most diverse range of skin tones.

@omegaink5635

5 жыл бұрын

@@jaysmoove1263 Well as a black individual, I believe Asians have the most diverse range of skin tones. But based on what I believe they definitely would not have looked middle eastern....

I love how all the images you showed of the Egyptians are fantasy recreations but none of the actual dark, Brown, and jet black Egyptians that are in the sculptures and on the wall paintings how the Egyptians saw them selfs. The Majority of the old Egyptians where not Olive in color or had the phenotype of Modern Egyptians.. who are Mixed with the settlers/Colonizers who conquered Eygpt .. No information on all the First kings of Eygpt ether. your other videos are good but this one lol I knew what was coming

@bernard8793

4 жыл бұрын

He has a big racist following so please give him some slack

@ChromeMan04

4 жыл бұрын

Here we go again 😒🤦‍♂️

ancient egyptians were tamils

@MotivateMoments2023

2 жыл бұрын

Nope

@balrajsingh715

2 жыл бұрын

Tf would make you think that ?

The fact DNA points to a ancient egyptian more related to Europeans than africans is the most shocking I've ever learned of Egypt. To learn the modern people share less than 3% bloodline with the ancients makes since though.There more related to africans then Arabs in the modern people. It leads ya to assume the arab conquest of 750 ad pushed out the ancient bloodline then adopted the country and history .

@jaysmoove1263

5 жыл бұрын

ummm... they were a Hamitic group...

@michaelalexander9386

5 жыл бұрын

@@jaysmoove1263 umm no duh it they weren't black Dna proves that

@MotivateMoments2023

2 жыл бұрын

Nope

@dadsonworldwide3238

2 жыл бұрын

@@MotivateMoments2023 4k till 700ad other than the century or so of nubian rule

@tuhuttmesiii48

2 жыл бұрын

Shhhh

cringe vibs

why is the skin white?????? u mean the sun doesnt work?