MKGLouisville
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A few things that were claimed as evidence towards a Black Egypt.
1. Afro-Asiatic languages-Although Keita places the origin of the Afro-Asiatic languages in the Horn of Africa, Alexander Militarev and other linguists have placed an Asiatic origin. Which is supported by the large number of Caucasian loanwards in the Proto-Afro-Asiatic language, and the language fits a more Middle Eastern environment.
2. Skeleton and Cranial Analysis-Although some Egyptian samples cluster with Nubians, this article, suggests that they are only similar because of living in similar environments. There is also the problem of where Nubians are, compared to Sub-Saharan Africans and Eurasians. There was one 2003 publications that based on cranial analysis, Nubians cluster more with North Africans than with Sub-Saharan Africans, (with a map).
3. DNA-Populations of the Western Oases of Egypt still show that their DNA was mostly formed during the Neolithic from Near Eastern people.
Hmmmm interesting post so now we're reverting back to arguing for a non African origin of Egypt based on minority opinions and blog entries which is a stance that was even discarded by our opponents? The theory of a non African origin as well as the denial of Egyptian skeletal remains overlapping with more southerly population (especially the nubians) was laid to rest early in this thread and what argued instead was 'what is black' . Regurgitating this futile already debunked argument will only make you look silly for bringing it up and when you will eventually switch to another stance to deny Egypt's black African origins. For your own good reread this thread and check specifically for Keitas '08 study and the Oxford encyclopedia of AE's conclusion on this subject.