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Ancient Egypt was a strictly African civilization, born from the meeting of peoples from the Green Sahara and the Nile Valley. Modern science, led by researchers such as the American S.O.Y. Keita, the Swiss Charles Bonnet, and the Senegalese Cheikh Anta Diop, confirms that the biological foundation of this population was Black. Genetic tests conducted on royal lineages—specifically the mummies of Ramesses III and his son—revealed the E1b1a haplogroup, which is the dominant genetic marker among sub-Saharan African populations today. These DNA tests scientifically prove the direct kinship between the Pharaohs and contemporary African populations.
On a cultural level, Egypt serves as a mirror to the traditions of the rest of the continent: sacred kingship, totemism, circumcision, and aesthetic codes like braided hair and headrests are constants found from Senegal to Zimbabwe. Linguistics, studied by Théophile Obenga, proves that the Ancient Egyptian language shares deep roots with modern African languages. Long before the unification of Egypt, Black populations in the South (Sudan/Nubia) were already erecting monuments and mastering astronomy at the Nabta Playa site. This architectural genius flourished throughout the entire valley: while Egypt has approximately 120 pyramids, Sudan today contains about 220, the highest number in the world. These structures testify to the power of the Kingdom of Kush, whose kings (the Black Pharaohs) ruled over all of Egypt during the 25th Dynasty to restore original African values.
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