Ancient Egyptian Art Colors, Symbolism, & Ethnicity - Zahi Hawass Explains.avi

Famed Egyptologist and head of Egyptian antiquities, Zahi Hawass explains the multiple colored statues and hieroglyphs from certain periods in ancient Egyptian history. Gold, jet black, Caucasian, middle brown, etc... are the colors that many times confuse people as to the true ethnicity that the figures portrayed really posessed. These colors many times represented CONCEPTS and NOT individual races always. Gold for the sun, jet black for dark night and moon, etc.... Solar and land fertility ideologies such as the sun, moon, stars, Nile River, and soil fertility were a huge part of Egyptian religion, therefore these concepts were sometimes portrayed as being a part of the actual individual royal figures that the statues many times represented. (after all, pharaohs were considered to be living "gods." ) Nubians did conquer Egypt at one point late in history, as well as Africans being in Egypt long before, BUT the majority of Egyptians were and still are a middle brown color, with many clear LIGHT SKINNED Caucasians mixed in as well. Egypt was MOST CERTAINLY a civilization in which most of the people were light skinned and middle brown, therefore CAUCASIAN in DNA. Such as the recent R1b western European DNA tests for Tutankhamen, along with the red, blond, and other European hair colors that are found in many royal Egyptian mummies, these are all 100 % factual evidences for anyone to see. Famed Egyptologist and author Eugen Strouhal proved as far back as 1971 that TWICE as ...



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