Yes,I have seen Black people with the same skin tone as the Egyptians, no doubt about it.
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There are black men that grow full beards. Regardless, I hope you're not saying the white guy above represents ancient Southwest Asians...
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ackee, I think their DNA shoud be checked to see if they have any European admixture.
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Not necessarily. The often photographed Jonas Savimbi, leader of the UNITA movement of Angola carried an impressive full beard. And that's the thing about Africans: you cannot really generalise about anything--except maybe being blond and blue-eyed.
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You are so wrong, Egyptians did not mix up with the invaders, Except for those in alexandria, most Egyptians have lived in lower areas of Egypt like Minia , Asyot, memphis
It was not until the founding of Fustat and later on Cairo that the Egyptians began gathering at one big place. The entire greek influance limited itself to alexandria, and the Romans didn't colonize Egypt, romans do not mix with rural egyptian peasants of the delta. And as I explained before the arabs did not mix with Egyptians
Address this If Egyptians where black, you would see at least come black coptic christians, yet they are all Qamhi coloured too, like the muslims. I haven't seen a single black coptic christian.
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