quote:Originally posted by The Explorer: A note on the coastal Northwest African skin tones.
I do still think they would have undergone some skin tone lightening even if they were not influenced by northern Eurasians, especially those on the Atlas Mountain area. Though, it probably would more closely approach the San "bushmen" or KhoiSan levels. A visual aid might help...
Love how the color scale at first look obscures that the darker of the green tones is the actual "medium" tone, and love how the next more dark tone range is "pink". Mean while, two tones lighter than the aforementioned tone gets a rather large range of twelve rather than three like the rest.
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These people, like the Sumerians, are distinct from the AE. They are two totally different peoples with entirely different cultures not having anything to do with each other. lol
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These people, like the Sumerians, are distinct from the AE. They are two totally different peoples with entirely different cultures not having anything to do with each other. lol
Not only that they may not even be the originals. They may have been repainted to make them look more European. The customs look nothing like the originals from Egyptian tombs and other untouched murals dating back to this period.
Here is a picture of the Minoans/Cretans bring tribute to Egypt.
Here is a picture of a repainted Minoan murals to make it appear the Minoans were white
Below is a picture of people at Thera, they look nothining like the retouched murals above.
Europeans will go to any length to perpetuate a lie of whites always founding the great civilizations.
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These people, like the Sumerians, are distinct from the AE. They are two totally different peoples with entirely different cultures not having anything to do with each other. lol.
Nobody mentioned anything about "AE". You've gone off the deep end. In any case, Minoans apparently had "connections to ancient Egyptians" as well, going by your standards.
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Not only that they may not even be the originals.
Where is your unretouched photos of the "originals" on the sarcophagi?
The pictures you are looking at are on the sarcophagi of the figures they were dedicated to; they are not repros.
quote: They may have been repainted to make them look more European.
What evidence do you have of this, other than personal speculation?
quote: The customs look nothing like the originals from Egyptian tombs and other untouched murals dating back to this period.
What "customs" on the depiction is unlike the "originals". What are the "customs" of the "originals" in Minoan art?
At any rate, this is trivial to the topic at hand: aka the Mechta-Afalou/Mechtoids.
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No I'm stupid; this irrelevant picture spam proves my point that they "had connections with them", based on my jackass standards of what constitutes "connections", in a thread talking about supposed creation of dynastic Egypt by Sumerian elements.
Couldn't agree more with you. Posts: 7516 | From: Somewhere on Earth | Registered: Jan 2008
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quote:Originally posted by The Explorer: No I'm stupid; this irrelevant picture spam Couldn't agree more with you.
Ah yes, Van Sertima's book would be "irrelevant picture spam" to unread stupid people. Oh well. Posts: 4165 | From: jamaica | Registered: May 2008
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^ You just don't give up do you? Haven't you been humiliated enough for today?
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^ And of course there is no such thing as 'dark whites', but there is such thing as whites of mixed ancestry-- hence Europeans are 1/3 African with the vast majority of them being southern Europeans around the Mediterranean coast.
We know this pains some whites like your jackass truly. Posts: 26249 | From: Atlanta, Georgia, USA | Registered: Feb 2005
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Now that we've both made fun of you, let's get back to the issue of the Mechtoids, shall we. Posts: 7516 | From: Somewhere on Earth | Registered: Jan 2008
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quote:Originally posted by The Explorer: Now that I've been made fun of again, let's hurry up and get back to what has already been discussed long ago in books I don't read, shall we.
Sure, be my guest Jew boy. lol
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I'm willing to bet jackass, that this thread was indeed the first time you've ever heard of "Mechtoid".
-------------------- The Complete Picture of the Past tells Us what Not to Repeat Posts: 7516 | From: Somewhere on Earth | Registered: Jan 2008
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^ LOL The jackass's delusions are hilarious. It actually thinks it is making a valid point let alone 'argument' and tries to cite more Africanist works as proof of it...
Little does it realize that James, Sertima, Diop, Obenga, or anyone else can help it. Posts: 26249 | From: Atlanta, Georgia, USA | Registered: Feb 2005
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Evergreen or anyone else: Are there any anthropological remains of early Aterians or Aterians that were non-Metchtoid?
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quote:Originally posted by Djehuti: Evergreen or anyone else: Are there any anthropological remains of early Aterians or Aterians that were non-Metchtoid?
No data that I know of exists on physical remains associated with the Aterian, what I do know is that the Aterian originated near Nubia and or has a connection to that area.
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