Thread by @kongoring3

When every learned person know that the Nile River in all its expanse is nowhere near West Asia. Rather the source and the end of the Nile River is exclusively in Africa.

These people peddle the false idea that the Nile Valley was empty and people from West Asia left their lush lands and settled in the middle of the Sahara in North East Africa to form ancient Egypt.

But yet they fail to provide any archeological cultural technocomplexes throughout the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic periods to validate such migration.

True scholars don't take them seriously because the Nile Valley has always been populated since the dawn of man on earth. Archeological discoveries over the years have proven that since Prehistory the Nile Valley has always been populated.

The image above is the spread of the Nubian Complex which is a Middle Stoneage Technology over 150,000 years ago. Which clearly shows the spread of human migration and primitive technology from Sudan (Nubia) into Egypt and other areas.

Lower Paleolithic in the Nile Valley comes from near Wadi Halfa in northern Sudan, where a series of quarries and workshops yielded numerous Acheulean handaxes.

The Egyptian Middle Paleolithic has been traditionally classified into four major variants: Nubian Middle Stone Age, Mousterian, Aterian and Khormusan. The Khormusan appears to be late and is confined to the Nile Valley.

Three different settings were used by Middle Paleolithic groups along the Nile. From Wadi Halfa at the Second Cataract to beyond the Qena bend in Upper Egypt.

Here is the map showing Qena:rth

And here is the Map showing Wadi-Halfa…

This validates the migration from Northern Sudan into Southern Egypt.

The indigenous people of the Nile Valley originated from Northern Sudan and migrated Northwards into Egypt. These are archeological facts and not theories or fabricated shenanigans from peddlers.

Every sincere scholar knows this:

To sum up, Nubia is Egypt’s African ancestor. What

linked Ancient Egypt to the rest of the North African

cultures is this strong tie with the Nubian pastoral

nomadic lifestyle,

the same pastoral background

commonly shared by most of the ancient Saharan and

modern sub-Saharan societies. Thus, not only did Nubia

have a prominent role in the origin of Ancient Egypt, it

was also a key area for the origin of the entire African

pastoral tradition.

This is not a question of Race but the denial of the indigenous Heritage of the Nile Valley people by Eurocentric and Arabcentric peddlers.

These people also come up with the Tanned factor!! Claiming ancient Egyptians were Tanned.

It is really funny how people keep using Tan as an excuse yet there were several other societies contemporary with ancient Egypt that lived in the same arid conditions and yet they were never tanned. I will give you examples.

The Libyans:

These people lived in the Western Desert. Unlike Egypt, they did not have any River that supplied abundant water, they lived in an extremely arid environment. So how come they were never Tanned compared with the ancient Egyptians?

The Hyksos:

The Hyksos people came from an equally arid society in the Levant region. Yet, they never appeared Tanned in all their depictions, even in comparisons with ancient Egyptians.

The Tanned narrative is just another mendacious fabrication made up by Eurocentric peddlers to misinform and deny the indigenous heritage of the Nile Valley people.

These native people originated from Sudan and the Sahara. They have been in existence for thousands of years before the formation of ancient Egypt. They were around throughout the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic periods of the Nile Valley.

Archaeologists have uncovered thousands of findings from several excavations along the Nile, An Example Would Be
the Qadan Culture practiced agriculture over 13,000 years ago and they were the first on earth to develop a food processing device known as the grinding stone.

The Qadan Culture began in Sudan and spread into Southern Egypt. In fact, all the major cultural technocomplexes from the Paleolithic period to the Mesolithic period came from Sudan and spread into Southern Egypt.

This is a very strong attestation that validates migration from Sudan into Southern Egypt during those periods.

FYI, ancient Egypt was founded from the Southern Upper Nile Valley and gradually extended to the Northern Delta region through conquest and colonization.

Many modern Egyptians who are descendants of several foreign occupiers that dominated Egypt for over 2,500 years would rather lie than give credit to the indigenous people of the Nile Valley who still live in the Southern Upper Nile Valley of South Egypt.

Just imagine modern Australians vs indigenous Aborigines.

Afrikaners Vs Khoi-sans

Egypt Would Be No exception

Further Note

The term Libya was used as a continental phrase to describe the geographical expanse of Africa in antiquity excluding Egypt and Nubia.

The tribes Temehu, Tehenu, Ribu, and Meshwesh were located around the Northwestern expanse of the Western Nile Delta and the people of those tribes were pale. The Libyan Tribes further South were dark skinned.

Regarding the Hyksos, ancient Egypt during the Old Kingdom controlled some significant expanse of the Southern Levant. That area was a colony of Egypt and its people must have had access into Egypt based on that regard.

However, the people were not regarded as Egyptians they were considered as outsiders. The meaning of Hyksos is Foreign Invader in ancient Egyptian.