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Sorry Lioness but you are one in many Africans.. (Nothing Personal against Lioness(the Head Hyena.JK)
Central/West African combs and Egyptian combs compared..
Ghana
All Akan speaking women of Ghana, the Anyi, Ashanti, Baule, Fante and their slaves included, used hair combs. Depending on her wealth or beauty, a woman might have owned three or four. They could have been purchased, obtained as a gift from admirers, or presented at marriage. Huge old bridal examples were used to adorn the home.
Mozambiqe
Congo
^^^ So Cool, I kinda wish Combs like that became a syle in African American Communities to stop the B.S idea of Nappy Hair.
I've always found it Cool that I could put Pens and Combs in my hair. No other Races can do that because their hair is too thin. Also its funny how my Hispanic/White friends are suprised that Black Hair is Soft, they think its rough like a Brillo pad.
any way Never knew Africans held such respect for sticking combs in our Hair. I wonder if African's feel the same way!!
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quote:Originally posted by Brada-Anansi:
we had such combs growing up as a matter of fact we had both the others are just hair broaches.
don't know about you but I could only the top part of that comb, ouch
Just call me Jari Member # 14451
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More Combs from Congo
^^^^ Damn that is so damn Cool!! Don't know why but I like it!! So beautiful!!! Would Love to have some!!
Info:
Galerie Ezakwantu purchased a collection of reed combs or hair ornaments, collected in the Congo during colonial times. Some are double sided, while some are single and or wired. Copper, brass and nickel plated iron wire was used in the region. Wooden wicker tines were carved to form, narrowed, widened, bound with wire and / or reed, to create appeasing hair ornaments meant to adorn the hair and please the eye.
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More and lore we realize exactly how very far contributions whites have given the world. Outside of "modernized" ancient weapons, I see nothing of value coming from the minds of Albinos.
Afrocentric Liars Exposed Member # 18528
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JCMJ, what is the date on the Egyptian combs (not to be confused with Afro "pick")?
500 AD
Just call me Jari Member # 14451
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@ Afronut..
Dude I never posted that Comb It was a response to Lioness. Look at the Combs found from Ta Seti and Heirokonpolis and compare them to the Combs from Ghana.
Also Compare the so called Thin side of the Comb two sided comb from Mozambique.
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Ghanaian people frequently use proverbs in daily life to clarify anything and everything. The wide verity of abstract and naturalistic shapes found on their combs, for the most part represent local proverbs. Combs and the carvings found on them, reveal these proverbs without the use of words.
Cote De Ivory
Egypt
Angola
Obviously African across the continent considered Combs to be a Spritual as well as a Fashion statement.
More comparisons coming!!
Just call me Jari Member # 14451
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Well I think Europeans like all people borrowed from other cultures and made them their own. I do like some aspects of European History and culture.
Anyway check out my thread on 1st hand Sources on Africans and African Empires..
Im of the opinion the the Culture that built Egypt originated in the Western Desert before the Sahrah dried up and Spread to the Nile Valley and all through Africa though it was personalized to certain regions.
quote:Originally posted by MelaninKing: More and lore we realize exactly how very far contributions whites have given the world. Outside of "modernized" ancient weapons, I see nothing of value coming from the minds of Albinos.
the lioness Member # 17353
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Comb, Amarna, Dynasty 18, reign of Akhenaten (1353-1336 BCE), Wood University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Ornamental comb, Amazon $12.00
Black Power
White Power
Mike Dammann Member # 18256
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awesome post Jari
Sundjata Member # 13096
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quote:Originally posted by the lioness:
White Power
And what you lack, is brain power (and/or eye sight).
Mau Member # 18613
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quote:Originally posted by Just call me "House Negro" Jari: Egypt
The Jammed Brain Kid Jari proves again, that you can lead a "House Negro" to battle, but you can't make him use his head.
He has to defend his White Slave Master, regardless of the truth.
Sundjata Member # 13096
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^You need to stop quoting Malcolm X on house negroes, I've already shown you that according to Malcolm X, only a house negro would deny Egypt's africanity.
quote:Now the black civilization that shook the white man up the most was the Egyptian civilization, and it was a black civilization. It was along the banks of the Nile which runs through the heart of Africa. But again this tricky white man, and he's tricky - and mind you again, when I say this, it's not a racist statement. Some of them might not be tricky, but all of them I've met are tricky. And his civilization shows his trickiness. This tricky white man was able to take the Egyptian civilization, write books about it, put pictures in those books, make movies for television and theatre - so skillfully that he has even convinced other white people that the ancient Egyptians were white themselves. They were African, they were as much African as you and I. And he even gave the clue away when he made his movie, "King Solomon's Mines," and he showed the Watusis, you know, with their black selves, and he outright admitted in there that they looked like the ancient pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Which means that the white man himself, he knows that the black man had this high civilization in Egypt, whose remains today show that the black man in that area had mastered mathematics, had mastered architecture, the science of building things, had even mastered astronomy.
---Brother Malcolm putting the beat down on the house negros.
Just call me Jari Member # 14451
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Aww Does it anger you that Km.t had more in common with West and Central africans than with some Mongoloid, Ali-Baba and the 10,000 theives Trade Route Robbing, Muktaba Gulf Arab trash, like your piss poor, camel herding Ancestors.
Does it hurt that your ancestors only have a Rock to their name??
Now Bow and Scrape before the Visage of the Nile Valley African like your Mongoloid sand dune dwelling ancestors before you!!!
quote:Originally posted by Ma-ass: Blah Blah Blah
Mau Member # 18613
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^ Malcolm X was wrong about Ancient Egypt and Islam, but he did tell people the truth about the enemy within.
I appreciate people who are willing to out their own comrades about the atrocities that are being done by their own kind.
You seem a little young in the capacity to grasp subtle issues, but if you try opening your mind a little, you'll see the bigger picture.
Mainly, Black People have no need to feel ashamed of their true heritage, and even if it wasn't extraordinary as the Ancient Egyptians, they should still push ahead with all their resources and talents.
Djehuti Member # 6698
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^ And you are just wrong about EVERYTHING.
Ancient Egyptian headrests
Ethiopian headrest
Somali headrest
headrest from Ghana
Congolese headrest
Kooky Khawaga put to rest
Sundjata Member # 13096
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quote:Originally posted by Mau: [QB] ^ Malcolm X was wrong about Ancient Egypt and Islam
That was never part of his confession, I have the bio right here. The two (Islam and ancient civilization) are in no way related as it pertained to his views on the house negro. Archaeology and anthropological research only validates him on the question of Egypt.
Just call me Jari Member # 14451
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Beaded collars
South africa Xhosa Tribe
Egypt
the lioness Member # 17353
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Is Islam a house?
Sundjata Member # 13096
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quote:Originally posted by Mau: Mainly, Black People have no need to feel ashamed of their true heritage, and even if it wasn't extraordinary as the Ancient Egyptians, they should still push ahead with all their resources and talents.
I'll be straight forward with you. I don't for one minute claim to belong to Egypt's heritage outside of the realm of African, and then world heritage. I have no lineal relationship to ancient Egypt as far as I'm aware. I aspire, as a profession to study not Egypt, but locations near or within the inland niger as I find it a fascinating place that will indeed tell me more about my own family history. I just despise trickery, deceit, bias, and sloppy scholarship when it comes to African studies. Egypt is in Africa, it was peopled by Africans, and Africa IS a continent. All of the evidence that I have been able to synthesize points to this conclusion. I will concede that it is POSSIBLE that there was a Eurasian trickle effect that probably was most notable in the Northern areas, but nothing has ever suggested to me that Egypt wasn't peopled by populations that were by and large, genetically and culturally African. African to me means variant populations that arose in Africa, and yes if they arose in Africa they are related to others that arose in Africa (the term "Black" is not needed here to verify this broad unity). This to me is key.
I have no idea why you can never be civil and calmly lay out your case instead of waging all out tactical warfare with your spam threads.
Just call me Jari Member # 14451
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Like you ancestors before you, your Muktaba Sand Dwelling arse despites Km.t bringing Chaos to my Thread and Like the Nile Valley Africans Ill put you in your place and restore Order out of Chaos.
Those who have fallen into evil and have planned rebellion have stultified their utterances through fear of him; the Asiatics will fall at the dread of him; the Libyans will fall at his flaming, the rebels at his wrath, the disaffected at / the awe of him, while the uraeus which is on his forehead will pacify the disaffected. Men will build "Walls of the Ruler," and there will be no letting the Asiatics go down into Egypt that they may beg water after their accustomed fashion to let their herds drink.-Prophecy of Neferti
His majesty made a great slaughter among them-Ahmose Son of Ebana
quote:Originally posted by Ma-ass: ^ Blah Blah Blah
Arafat- Member # 6729
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quote:Originally posted by Just call me Jari: Like you ancestors before you, your Muktaba Sand Dwelling arse despites Km.t bringing Chaos to my Thread and Like the Nile Valley Africans Ill put you in your place and restore Order out of Chaos.
Those who have fallen into evil and have planned rebellion have stultified their utterances through fear of him; the Asiatics will fall at the dread of him; the Libyans will fall at his flaming, the rebels at his wrath, the disaffected at / the awe of him, while the uraeus which is on his forehead will pacify the disaffected. Men will build "Walls of the Ruler," and there will be no letting the Asiatics go down into Egypt that they may beg water after their accustomed fashion to let their herds drink.-Prophecy of Neferti
quote:Originally posted by Ma-ass: ^ Blah Blah Blah
Someday maybe, pipe-dreams for now.
Apocalypse Member # 8587
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Mau wrote:
quote:Mainly, Black People have no need to feel ashamed of their true heritage, and even if it wasn't extraordinary as the Ancient Egyptians, they should still push ahead with all their resources and talents.
Mau, the 2010 United Nations Human development index listed The Arab Republic of Egypt as ranking number 101 out of 169 countries. I hope you too push ahead with your resources and talents.
Djehuti Member # 6698
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^ The irony is that he is referring to ancient Egypt i.e. KMT which was a black African nation and not the modern day Aamu run Arab Republic of Egypt today.
Djehuti Member # 6698
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quote:Originally posted by Just call me Jari: Beaded collars
South africa Xhosa Tribe
Egyptian
Mpondo collar
Masai collar
Khawaga held by his collar by his Euro-master.
Apocalypse Member # 8587
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Mother and child Kemet:
Mother and child Yoruba:
Apocalypse Member # 8587
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Of Leopard skins!
Djehuti Member # 6698
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^ Leopard skins were worn by individuals who possess great spiritual knowledge and power thus members of the priesthood and the pharaoh who was high priest wore them.
Such is the same in Africa today with shamans or so-called "witch doctors" who wear leopard skin.
Mau-ze-Dumb, who claim's ancient Egypt's heritage is a wolf in sheep's clothing
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^ The khopesh is derived from the farm sickle and was used by people in Asia as well.
Egyptian army with spears and cowhide shields
Zulus with same arms
Djehuti Member # 6698
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Up! The trolls seem too scared to touch this thread.
Just call me Jari Member # 14451
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Thanks for the Contributions, Brada, Jehuti, and Apoco!!
More
Egypt
Chokwe tribe Zambia
Egypt
Djehuti Member # 6698
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^ I like this picture better...
It's more traditional with the toplessness.
I remember when posting this comparison in another thread the crazy khawaga made the idiotic claim that this was due to Egyptian influence on Africa! As if the Egyptians introduced topless dancing to Africans! LMAO
Djehuti Member # 6698
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quote:Originally posted by Just call me Jari: Egypt
Chokwe tribe Zambia
Bambara people of West Africa wearing several animal masks...
^ The one in the center wears the totemic mask of Twi-Wara the male antelope god of virility.
King of Dahomey depicted with totemic lion's head
I've seen many pictures in books of West Africa of gods with panther heads as the panther was the god of kingship in West Africa just as the falcon was with Egypt and Sudan.
posted Figure 1. (A) Egyptian stone sculpture shows the skull designating females of noble birth. (B) The elongated head of an African princess identifies her high societal ranking. From Henshen P: The Human Skull: A Cultural History. New York: Praeger Publishers, 1966. With permission from Praeger Publishers. Btw the Princess would be a Tutsi http://www.thebarrow.org/Education_And_Resources/Barrow_Quarterly/205261 The Mangbetu live in central Africa,and like the Tutsi princess above she is from the Great lakes
Just call me Jari Member # 14451
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bump for The Abaza Apep Serpent
Delneter Member # 18733
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*Breaking News* - Exclusive Library of Congress Photo proves that the Sphynx had African/Negroid features and that Napoleon's Army didn't shoot it's nose and lips off - they were still intact in 1900!
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