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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt Volume 3-Ph.D. Stuart Tyson Smith’s Commentary-It Is Reasonable To Label Ancient Egyptians Were “Black” While Acknowledging The Genetic Diversity of Africa-Various Evidence Supports Egypt’s African Origin-Immigration Did Contribute To Ancient Egypt Which Confirms Its Diversity-Egyptian and Nubian Similarities-New Kingdom Iconography Provided “Idealized” Representations of Different Peoples So Use Discernment When Viewing Them
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt Volume 3-Ph.D. Stuart Tyson Smith’s Commentary-It Is Reasonable To Label Ancient Egyptians Were “Black” While Acknowledging The Genetic Diversity of Africa-Various Evidence Supports Egypt’s African Origin-Immigration Did Contribute To Ancient Egypt Which Confirms Its Diversity-Egyptian and Nubian Similarities-New Kingdom Iconography Provided “Idealized” Representations of Different Peoples So Use Discernment When Viewing Them

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Source: The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt Vol.3 (Oxford) 2000 A.D. - pg. 28 Note: Page 28 of the source. Note: Page 28 of the source. Note: Page 28 of the source. Note: Page 28 of the source. Note: Page 28 of the source. Note: Page 28 of the source. Note: Page 31 of the source. Note: Page 31 of the source. Note: Page 32 of the source. Note: Page 32 of the source. Note: Page 32 of the source. Note: Page 32 of the source. This source confirms much of what we have stated on this website. Ancient Egypt…
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