quote:Originally posted by awlaadberry: Didn't they call these "foreigners":
Yes. Foreigners were simply people who were non-Egyptians.
quote:It wasn't about "African" and "non-African" because there was no "Africa".
Of course the vast majority of foreigners the Egyptians encountered were fellow Africans. Just because they did not know of the concept of a continent or "Africa" does not mean it did not exist
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quote: quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It wasn't about "African" and "non-African" because there was no "Africa". --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Of course the vast majority of foreigners the Egyptians encountered were fellow Africans. Just because they did not know of the concept of a continent or "Africa" does not mean it did not exist
There never was an Africa and Africa was created just for House Negros, to keep them from being part of the one continent.
Sadly, it is these same House Negros who would rather keep their White Masters' Creation Alive!
Black is also another useless meaningless term created by the same Racist Masters to keep certain people in perpetual prison.
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quote:Originally posted by awlaadberry: [QB] Compare this man (the man in the first picture) to the men in the second picture. There is no difference in appearance.
That's not surprising, considering they are both "Ammu", even if from different territories in the "Near East".
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You will also find pictures of ancient Egyptians the same color as the Ammu in the picture you posted.
Nope. Unless the color was worn out or they are female personalities, you will not find ancient Egyptian male figures in the color of those "Ammu" male figures.
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Is there something to be said here about as to why the throw stick [determinative for anything foreign] appears right ahead of the 'Ammu' but not in the other cases? Could this be read as a sign for 'the rest' [questionable, given the hieroglyphic ethnic designations, but still worth exploring], or is it relegated to the 'Ammu' in this image? Questions to ponder about.
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There never was an Africa and Africa was created just for House Negros, to keep them from being part of the one continent.
Sadly, it is these same House Negros who would rather keep their White Masters' Creation Alive!
Black is also another useless meaningless term created by the same Racist Masters to keep certain people in perpetual prison.
It looks like it was also "fabricated" for a House Sand Niggar like you, since even you couldn't resist noting that you are "From: Africa" under your profile. Funny stuff, LOL.
You sound like those gay republicans figures who spew anti-gay rhetoric.
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note: many pieces may not be featured at a given time on the Museum's website but the item can still be in their collection, example these tiles, otherwise searchable, google images:
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quote:Originally posted by AswaniAswad: Awlaad how would u say a Syrian is an Arab. Not all Syrians are arabs many syrians are really arameans including much of Iraq.
Many Syrians,Iraqi,and Lebanese are not arab,its like claiming the Akkadians to be Arabs.
Many Jacobites dont have an arab lineage.
Because I am talking about the ancient Syrians like the one in the picture I posted. The ancient Syrians were the Amorites and they are Arabs from the Arabian Peninsula.
Interesting that you say that Tariq because the guy does look somewhat like a modern Murad from the Yemen. But Amorites and Phoenicians were definitely not the only people occupying Syria/Palestine. There were a lot of round-headed fair-skinned folk there whom the Greeks called "white Syrians" who had nothing to do with Arabs.
Hi Dana! Actually I was referring to the dark-skinned Syrians like the one in the picture I posted. I'm not sure who Strabo was referring to when he said "White Syrians".
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quote:Originally posted by awlaadberry: [qb] Didn't they call these "foreigners":
Yes. Foreigners were simply people who were non-Egyptians.
This is the very point I am trying to drive home. There was no "Africa" and there never has been one. The term "Africa" is a term given to you by outsiders with the aim of dividing and conquering and that is exactly what they have done very well - divided and conquered. What surprises me is your inability to see this.
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Of course the vast majority of foreigners the Egyptians encountered were fellow Africans. Just because they did not know of the concept of a continent or "Africa" does not mean it did not exist [/QUOTE]
The ancient Egyptians (or the People of Kemet or the Copts) weren't ignorant people in need of outsiders to teach them the concept of the area they lived in. Give them the credit they deserve. They were intelligent people. You call the people they encountered and called foreigners "fellow Africans", but the ancient Egyptians (or the People of Kemet or the Copts) didn't call them that. They called them foreigners.
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quote:Originally posted by Djehuti: Wall painting of foreign tribute from the Tomb of Puimre
Upon closer inspection...
For some reason, the pictures you posted aren't opening on my computer. I wonder if they are opening for others here.
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This is the very point I am trying to drive home. There was no "Africa" and there never has been one.
This is like saying that the earth is not spherical and never could be "spherical", because some ancients or another thought it was flat.
quote: The term "Africa" is a term given to you by outsiders with the aim of dividing and conquering
Do you know the etymological origin of "Africa", 'cause the last time I checked, it was still shrouded in mystery.
It is a matter of note that even ancient Egyptians looked towards inside Africa to claim their origins, in direct contrast to modern revisionists. All the lands of divinity were in Africa; none outside of it. Why is that?
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quote:Originally posted by awlaadberry:
This is the very point I am trying to drive home. There was no "Africa" and there never has been one.
Nominee answers to above post: This is like saying that the earth is not spherical and never could be "spherical", because some ancients or another thought it was flat.
quote:It looks like it was also "fabricated" for a House Sand Niggar like you, since even you couldn't resist noting that you are "From: Africa" under your profile. Funny stuff, LOL.
You sound like those gay republicans figures who spew anti-gay rhetoric.
quote:Of course the vast majority of foreigners the Egyptians encountered were fellow Africans. Just because they did not know of the concept of a continent or "Africa" does not mean it did not exist
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This is the very point I am trying to drive home. There was no "Africa" and there never has been one.
This is like saying that the earth is not spherical and never could be "spherical", because some ancients or another thought it was flat.
quote: The term "Africa" is a term given to you by outsiders with the aim of dividing and conquering
Do you know the etymological origin of "Africa", 'cause the last time I checked, it was still shrouded in mystery.
It is a matter of note that even ancient Egyptians looked towards inside Africa to claim their origins, in direct contrast to modern revisionists. All the lands of divinity were in Africa; none outside of it. Why is that?
Pigeon Brain is just another "House Negro", who can't think for himself, but loves to remain a "perpetual Prisoner".
His White Master created a separate prison for him and called it Africa (The Dark Continent) and then called him "Black" and he accepted his fate without using his limited Pigeon Brain.
What a waste, Choosing to be a prisoner forever!
Could this be the reason why so many such people are destroying their lives and nations?
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Pigeon Brain is just another "House Negro", who can't think for himself, but loves to remain a "perpetual Prisoner".
His White Master created a separate prison for him and called it Africa (The Dark Continent) and then called him "Black" and he accepted his fate without using his limited Pigeon Brain.
What a waste, Choosing to be a prisoner forever!
Could this be the reason why so many such people are destroying their lives and nations?
Camel shyt for brain, how do you come off talking about anyone prisoned when a Caged Sand Niggar like you has been enslaved to a no-return point of not being able to even have an original language of your own? You have been focked in the skull by both Arabs and Europeans.
And you speak of people accepting Africa; what do you suppose your own dumb mindfucked Diaper Head is doing when you write under your profile that you are from Africa? Is that no parroting after your white masters? Is that not hypocritical of you, Desert Monkey?
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Now, the House Negro, with the Pigeon Brain wants to stand up and admit Defeat.
With limited brain faculty, the House Negro is happy to Parrot what his White Master's Created for him, becasue he has fed him well all those years.
Yes, such a sorry excuse for a human being, without the capacity to think for himself is indeed a sad case for existence.
Your sorry Negro Ass Can Jump Up and Down and Salute Your White Slave Master, but you'll always be prisoner and a beggar.
If you start to think for yourself and use your limited pigeon brain, you'll realize that Africa was created by your White Master to keep you and Other Negros from getting anywhere. You have just F*cked Yourself!!
Now, House Negro .....go away and wallow in your Black African MUCK in Your Dark Continent!
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camel-forking towelhead sodo-monkey, when you've got a language of your own, instead of your slave master's, then come and moan to us about 'house negroes'.
Get the Arab foot out of your ass first, before you talk about some "house negro".
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quote:Originally posted by The Explorer: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by awlaadberry:
This is the very point I am trying to drive home. There was no "Africa" and there never has been one.
This is like saying that the earth is not spherical and never could be "spherical", because some ancients or another thought it was flat.
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Will you give me a break with the "the earth is not flat" BS?! We're not talking about the shape of the earth here, so cut out the nonsense!
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I'm not going give your ass a break for being a total dolt. You are a disgrace for scholarship.
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quote: The term "Africa" is a term given to you by outsiders with the aim of dividing and conquering
Do you know the etymological origin of "Africa", 'cause the last time I checked, it was still shrouded in mystery.
The term originally referred to the area of present-day Tunisia. So if you want to call anyone "African", you should call the Tunisians "African". That's all.
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List the hard data [including etymological data + the words evolutionary stages through time, backed by the primary text names and time first attestation]that you are getting this from, klutz. This ain't the "simon says so" circus troop.
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I'm calling you by your rightful name. You are not fit for grown up conversation.
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quote:Originally posted by The Explorer: List the hard data [including etymological data + the words evolutionary stages through time, backed by the primary text names and time first attestation]that you are getting this from, klutz. This ain't the "simon says so" circus troop.
If you knew anything about history, you would know this. I'm not going to list anything for you. Look it up yourself if you want to know. Until you know, you should shut your mouth.
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I know something about one particular history; that your head is frozen in the past. Before you make crackpot claims about a history of the word, make sure you know its history first. Posts: 7516 | From: Somewhere on Earth | Registered: Jan 2008
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Will you give me a break with the "the earth is not flat" BS?! We're not talking about the shape of the earth here, so cut out the nonsense!
It's called showing analogous thinking. The ancients may be forgiven for their limited knowledge in geography; they are the product of their time, but there is no excuse for your similarly limited thinking in the 21st century.
This from the same clown who mistakes his ill-education in English for 'flip-flopping'.
When for instance, someone writes:
Get me the police instruction book.
And then re-writes it as: Get me the instruction book for the police.
This moron will mistake the phenomenon for flip flopping.
If someone says: I'll take the chicken breast.
And then writes: I'll take the breast of chicken.
The fool will mistake that for flip-flopping.
This is grammar that he can learn from prep-schoolers.
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How contradictory you are. You dismiss the notion of Africa as a recent term never used by the Egyptians but claim the Term "Foreigners" was used by the Egyptians.
The Term referred to the people south of Egypt was "Nahesi" and yes the Egyptians showed themselves to be linked with Nehesi people.
^^^^^^ The Egyptians themselves claimed to come from Punt(Modern day Eritrea/Ethiopia). the Puntites were Nehesi, and Africans.
Call it what you want but the Egyptians saw themselves as Part of Africa, not Arabia, Asia, etc. but Africa and the Nile valley.
quote:Originally posted by awlaadberry:
quote:Originally posted by Djehuti:
Of course the vast majority of foreigners the Egyptians encountered were fellow Africans. Just because they did not know of the concept of a continent or "Africa" does not mean it did not exist
The ancient Egyptians (or the People of Kemet or the Copts) weren't ignorant people in need of outsiders to teach them the concept of the area they lived in. Give them the credit they deserve. They were intelligent people. You call the people they encountered and called foreigners "fellow Africans", but the ancient Egyptians (or the People of Kemet or the Copts) didn't call them that. They called them foreigners. [/QUOTE]
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quote:Originally posted by The Explorer: I'm calling you by your rightful name. You are not fit for grown up conversation.
Pigeon Brain - House Negro , You're Nothing but a Stupid Kid Who Can't Think For Himself.
We're going to Ride Your Stupid Ass, So Hard, You're going to wish you were a Field Negro
It seems your limited Pigeon Brain has cheated you from the ability to think for yourself, that you have decided to let your White Slave Master tell you who the F*ck You Are and Where The F*ck you came from.
House Negro, go piss on yourself, because that is what you are.
You have lost the Argument and We're Not Giving Your Ass Any Breaks!
Now, House Negro: Get Lost In Your Dark Continent!
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Ma'DuneCoon, a confirmed faggot, wants to ride my you know what...
We're going to Ride Your Stupid Ass, So Hard - by the diaper fuckhead
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^@The Explorer. Why do you white people alway's resort to name calling when you can't prove your point.
When some resorts to name calling it's proof they are wrong.
Name calling is a cognitive bias and a technique to promote propaganda.Propagandists use the name-calling technique to incite fears or arouse positive prejudices with the intent that invoked fear (based on fearmongering tactics) or trust will encourage those that read, see or hear propaganda to construct a negative opinion, in respect to the former, or a positive opinion, with respect to the latter, about a person, group, or set of beliefs or ideas that the propagandist would wish the recipients to believe. The method is intended to provoke conclusions and actions about a matter apart from an impartial examinations of the facts of the matter. When this tactic is used instead of an argument, name-calling is thus a substitute for rational, fact-based arguments against an idea or belief, based upon its own merits, and becomes an argumentum ad hominem.
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quote:Originally posted by Just call me Jari: How contradictory you are. You dismiss the notion of Africa as a recent term never used by the Egyptians but claim the Term "Foreigners" was used by the Egyptians.
The Term referred to the people south of Egypt was "Nahesi" and yes the Egyptians showed themselves to be linked with Nehesi people.
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How am I contradictory???
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quote:Originally posted by Just call me Jari: [QB] The Egyptians themselves claimed to come from Punt(Modern day Eritrea/Ethiopia). the Puntites were Nehesi, and Africans.
Call it what you want but the Egyptians saw themselves as Part of Africa, not Arabia, Asia, etc. but Africa and the Nile valley.
I keep telling you that there is no such thing as "African" and that the people of the past didn't call themselves "Africans", but you keep repeating that they were "Africans". Why do you keep calling them something that they didn't call themselves? Isn't that bad manners?
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Why are you coal-burning chicks convinced that you are some keyboard x-ray bug-eyes, who can physically see through cyberspace to tell whom the fock you are bitching to? Are you pumped on coke and/or gay potion?
You ought to save your PTSS-anonymous sermons to your gay support group, am I correct? Your time is better spent worrying about little boy sodomizers of your churches, "bishop", instead of making a career of imagining skin colors of folks you never met.
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Honestly, It is hard to be civil to these FOOLS, when they're so hard headed, especially the Pigeon Brain Kid. Egyptians First, Arabs Second, And Whites Last:
They All Despised Those House Negros.
Africans Are Our Friends, But We Hate Those House Negros, Because They're Nothing But Conniving, Gutless, Pigeon Brains.
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Get your camel-shagging mau'hawked ass outta here, you desert stormed beef jerky. LOL
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I keep telling you that there is no such thing as "African" and that the people of the past didn't call themselves "Africans" ^^^^ You can call it what you want the Egyptians linked themselves with people within the Continent of__________(Fill in the Blank) more specifically they claimed to originate in Punt(East_______________Fill in the Blank) which is Modern day Eritrea and Ethiopia.
They did not link themselves with Asiatics, Arabs, or any other people except those south of them in the continent of_______________(Fill in the blank.
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LOL, I gotta admit I like your style, you are not like "The Hyenas", you are more subtle with your agenda.
O.K lets play...
You claim the Egyptians never called themselves "Africans" but at the same time subtly imply that other Africans were "Foreigners" to them despite there the Egyptians not using the word "Foreigner" but Nehesi to designate the Africans south of them.
Its quite clear who the Egyptians showed were like themselves but Mr. Slick Rick Alwaadberry forgot about the images of "Nehesi" with the same features and skin and culture as the Egyptians...right.
Guess you forgot about the Image of Ramses Driving a Chariot into the "Nehesi" where they have the same skin color as the Pharoah himself...
Means nothing though..Huh??
quote:Originally posted by Slick-Rick awlaadberry: How am I contradictory???
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