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Ish Geber
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quote:
Originally posted by Mike111:
quote:
Originally posted by Ish Gebor:

Nowhere did I write any of such. Or made a claim of such.

What and who are you referring to?
You of course. You posted to me, correct? I responded to you.
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The light effect makes the image considerable different.


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Large version.

http://northlondonhousewife.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/DSC_0587.jpg


http://northlondonhousewife.com/?page_id=542

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MenKheperReSeneb is also
another good source for a
tribute scene showing
Retjenu etc


In your above posted image
see how they cut out the blacker
but start the row with the pinker

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quote:
Originally posted by Ish Gebor:
The light effect makes the image considerable different.


http://northlondonhousewife.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/DSC_0587.jpg

http://northlondonhousewife.com/?page_id=542

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http://flickrhivemind.net/flickr_hvmnd.cgi?method=GET&page=2&photo_number=50&tag_mode=all&search_type=Tags&originput=rekhmire&sorting=Interestingness&photo_type=250&noform=t&search _domain=Tags&sort=Date%20Posted,%20new%20first&textinput=rekhmire


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BTW *****
those links got me flabbergasted!!!

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quote:
Originally posted by zarahan 25 January 2009:
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As for Egyptian "sayings", here's some things that
were said about "white" Middle Easterners or
Asiatics
if we are going to lay the “ethnic” game.
(from Breasted's History of Egypt) History shows
‘whites’ beinge put to slave labor in Egypt, but
Eurocentrics don't usually mention this, although
quick to claim various peoples from the “Middle
East” i.e. Asiatics, as "Caucasoids" when it suits
them. But tey aren't consistent and say that this is
what the Egyptians thought of white people for
example. Its another variant of the "the negro"
methodology. If its Nubian captives Briny rounded
up then its “racial” but if ‘Caucasoids’ from the
Middle East, well, then, that’s different.. Using their
own approach, lets round up Egyptians text on
assorted ‘Caucasoids’:


Subgugation and tribute from in Palestine:

"Tribute of the princes of Retenu, who came to do
obeisance ... to the souls of his majesty... Now every
harbor at which his majesty arrived was supplied with
loaves and with assorted loaves, with oil, incense,
wine, f[ruit] ---- abundant were they beyond
everything ...


Subjugation and tribute from Lebanon:

The chieftains, lord of Lebanon, construct the royal
ships in order that people may sail south in them to
bring all the marvels of the "Garden" to the palace.
LPH. ... The chieftains of Retjenu (Retenu) who drag
the flagpoles by means of oxen to the shore, it is they
who come with their dues to the place where his
majesty is, to the Residence in ...... bearing all the
fine products brought as marvels of the south and
being taxed for tribute annually as (with) all
bondsmen of his Majesty."


Operations against Asiatic 'Troglodytes':

"Then my Majesty made them take their oaths of
allegiance as follows: never again shall we do
anything evil against Menkheperre (another name for
Thutmose III), may he live forever ...
Then my Majesty had them set free on the road to
their cities*). They went off on donkeys for I had
seized their chariotry. I captured their inhabitants for
Egypt and their property likewise." [W. Helck transl.
by B. Cummings (1982), `Urkunden der 18.
Dynastie', `Egyptian Historical Records of the Later
18th Dynasty']

"His majesty proceeded northward, to overthrow the
Asiatics (Mntyw-Stt). His majesty arrived at a
district, Sekmem (Skmm) was its name. His majesty
led the good way in proceeding to the palace of `Life,
Prosperity, and Health (L.P.H.,' when Sekmen had
fallen, together with Retenu (Rtnw) the wretched,
while I was acting as rearguard." [Breasted,
`Records', Vol. I, Sec. 680]
Time of Seti the Great - Presentation of Syrian
Prisoners and Precious Vessels to Amon

"Smiting the Troglodytes, beating down the Asiatics
(Mn·t·yw), making his boundary as far as the `Horns
of the Earth', as far as the marshes of Naharin
(N-h-r-n)." [Ibid., Vol. III, Sec. 118;]

"Slaying of the Asiatic Troglodytes (Ynw-Mn·t·yw
[Menate, Manasseh]), all inaccessible countries, all
lands, the Fenkhu of the marshes of Asia, the Great
Bend of the sea (w'd-wr)."


Subjugation and tribute from Assur/Assyria area
"The tribute of the chief of Assur (Ys-sw-r): genuine
lapis lazuli, a large block, making 20 deben, 9 kidet;
genuine lapis lazuli, 2 blocks; total, 3; and pieces,
[making] 30 deben; total, 50 deben and 9 kidet; fine
lapis lazuli from Babylon (Bb-r); vessels of Assur of
hrrt- stone in colors, ---- very many." "Tribute of the
chief of Assur: horses ---. A ---- of skin of the M-h-w
as the [protection] of a chariot, of the finest of ---
wood; 190(+x) wagons --- --- wood, nhb wood, 343
pieces, carob wood, 50 pieces; nby and k'nk wood,
206 pieces; olive oil, ------.." [BREASTED, Vol. II,
Sec. 446, 449]


"Whites" put to slave labor in Egypt, but
Eurocentrics don't usually mention this, although
quick to claim the Middle Eastern Asiatics as
"Caucasoids" on other occassions


from Project Guttenberg full text of:
A HISTORY OF EGYPT FROM THE EARLIEST
TIMES TO THE PERSIAN CONQUEST
BY JAMES HENRY BREASTED,
II, 760-1, 773. 2 II, 761.

Inscription
"the Asiatics of all countries came with bowed head,
doing obeisance to the fame of his majesty."


book text:

"Thutmose's war-galleys moored in the harbour of
the town; but at this time not merely the iceaUh of
Asia was unloaded from the ships; the Asiatics
themselves, bound one to another in long lines, were
led down the gang planks to begin a life of slave-
labour for the Pharaoh (Fig. 119). They wore long
matted beards, an abomination to the Egyptians ;
their hair hung in heavy black masses upon their
shoulders, and they were clad in gaily coloured
woolen stuffs, such as the Egyptian, spotless in his
white linen robe, would never put on his body.

Their arms were pinioned behind them at the elbows
or crossed over their heads and lashed together ; or,
again, their hands were thrust through odd pointed
ovals of wood, which
served as hand-cuffs. The women carried their
children slung in a fold of the mantle over their
shoulders. With their strange speech and uncouth
postures the poor wretches were the subject of jibe
and merriment on the part of the multitude ; while the
artists of the time could never forbear caricaturing
them. Many of them found their way into the houses
of the Pharaoh's favourites, and his generals were
liberally rewarded with gifts of such slaves; but the
larger
number were immediately employed on the temple
estates, the Pharaoh's domains, or in the construction
of his great monuments and buildings." [/QB]



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Psychotic BUMP School

Relevancy to 1714 Retjenu sub-topic.

Ish lit a dynamite fuse with links to super over size imgs.


Sorry can't restore rescinded imgs
this is a thread I didn't save or
can't find it if I did.

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No more bumping please. This could be URL links in a current topic. Instead old threads keep getting bumped altering the contemporary-ness of the thread posting flow and nobody is following up in these new threads.
I see this done by other people and it usually does not spark new comment in the old thread

- instead of a more justified bump when new information is added rather than just the word "bump"

thank you

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