“My own conjectures were founded, first, on the fact that they are black-skinned and have woolly hair” — Herodotus
“The men of Egypt are mostly Brown or Black with a skinny desiccated look” — Ammiuanus
“Egyptian tradition of the Dynastic Period held that the aboriginal home of the Egyptians was Punt”
SOURCE;
(Sir Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge, ‘A Short History of the Egyptian People With Chapters on Their Religion, Daily Life, Etc’; 1914)
Hatshepsut’s inscriptions claim that her divine mother Hathor was from Punt…
“The Egyptians sometimes called Puntland ‘Ta-Netjeru’, meaning "Land of the God," and considered it their place of origin”
SOURCE;
(Richard Pankhurst, ‘The Ethiopians’; 1998)
The greek historian Diodorus in his book ‘Universal History’ said that in the 6th century before Christ, because of a political crisis in Egypt and the Asiatic infiltrations in Egypt, more than 200,000 Ancient Egyptians migrated south of the Nile…
This last historical fact can explain why the Somali language is a survived ancient Egyptian language, according to the British linguist Charles Barber:—
“The language of ancient Egypt belonged to the Hamitic group; Surviving Hamitic languages are spoken across a large part of North Africa and include Somali."
SOURCE;
(Charles Barber, ‘The English language, A Historical Introduction’; 1993)
“We came from the beginning of the Nile where God Hapi dwells, at the foothills of The Mountains of the Moon” — Temple of Karnak in Thebes
Where is the beginning of the Nile???
It is generally accepted that the most distant source of the Nile is the Kagera River, which begins in the highlands of Burundi and Rwanda in East Africa…
The Kagera River flows into Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa, which is also considered the source of the Nile by some…
So, depending on how one defines the "beginning" of the Nile, it could be considered either the Kagera River or Lake Victoria…
Lake Victoria is located in East Africa and is bordered by three countries: Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda…(Nilotic peoples)
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