Some quotes from "Egypt, Child of Africa"

[Charlie Bass]

This book has a great section written by a Keith W. Crawford and should be used a a valuable reference aid in debates and discussions on Nile Valley inhabitants. I will post it section by section as represented in the book:


Section 1. Population Variation and Theories of Race in Africa

[Charlie Bass]

Section 2. Early Skeletal Remains In the Nile Valley

[Charlie Bass]

Section 3. Predynastic Egyptian Populations

[Charlie Bass]

Section 4. The Dynastic Period

[Kalonji]

Good read
Easy on the eyes too

[truthcentric]

The findings that Late Dynastic Lower Egyptian skulls are similar to Nubian and earlier Egyptian skulls surprised me. Wasn't the Late Period supposed to be a time of substantial foreign admixture for Egyptians?

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

The title of Crawford's chapter in Van Sertima's spring '94 Journal of African Civilizations is The Racial Identity of Ancient Egyptian Populations based on the Analysis of Physical Remains.

[zarahan]

Apr 4, 2010 3:58:31 GMT -5 Charlie Bass said:

Section 2. Early Skeletal Remains In the Nile Valley

Good summary of information on the Nile Valley to the mid 1990s.
The Wadi Halfa data above correlates with recent DNA studies.



nilevalleypeoples.blogspot.com/

www.geocities.ws/nilevalleypeoples

[Charlie Bass]

Apr 4, 2010 23:04:02 GMT -5 Tukuler al~Takruri said:

The title of Crawford's chapter in Van Sertima's spring '94 Journal of African Civilizations is The Racial Identity of Ancient Egyptian Populations based on the Analysis of Physical Remains.

I knew that, I just wasn't able to locate the actual article itself so I posted it from Van Sertima's book since t was included in his book.