The African Origin of Astronomy (Nabta Playa, Mpumalanga)| The African Origin Of - Episode 03 

Would be interesting indeed… 🤔🤔😏😏😄 Good idea, let’s do that.

@Sex'' Allatus Angelus seems interesting so far. I'll watch it to the end later

@Sex'' Allatus Angelus I just finished the video. It always bothers me when a historic perspective is revealed to be different from what popular culture portrays. It's like waking up and genuinely being scared to go back to sleep

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@@kuelimika same same

Anything to give an african his credit

Makes sense

Adams calendar is not the reall name 😉

I read that too. But the book “Black Genesis” states that the cave drawings depict black people.

These people entered Africa through Egypt during the stone age. So how many settled in Egypt is the question? This shows that there were other types of people in North Africa besides black Africans before Egypt had developed. Maybe these people were in the Nabta Playa population? "So the study has not only made it possible to confirm the Eurasian origin of the U6 lineage but also to support the hypothesis that some populations embarked on a back-migration to Africa from Eurasia at the start of the Upper Palaeolithic, about 40-45,000 years ago. The Pestera Muierii individual represents one branch of this return journey to Africa of which there is no direct evidence owing to the lack of Palaeolithic fossil remains in the north of Africa." Source: Migration back to Africa took place during the Palaeolithic Science Daily

@@CrowdPleeza I can tell you what they are, ancient south-west Asian settlers and of course ancestors to the ancient Natufians. Human migration and genetics of horn African populations show an ancient mixing occured between proto Nilo Saharan and proto west Eurasians dating to the Paleolithic, prior to the advent of agriculture in the near east. We can also that this means the proto west Eurasians would have looked closer in appearance to black Africans. Now relating this to migration, we know that the domestication of livestock occured prior to agriculturalism in Africa, and there was a very early spread of these Afro asiatic speaking pastoralists from north to eastern Africa essentially starting the Savannah Pastoral Neolithic culture. These are obviously the descendants of modern day horn Africans. What does this mean? Although Eurasians did exist in the north and interbred with Africans, they likely did not start the culture that would form the Nile Valley civilizations, that knowledge csme from the south. And craniometric analysis also concluded that most people would have had a tropical African phenotype. Also, Egyptologists such as Keita believe the original culture was originally pastoral, where else did the veneration of cows come from? That already excludes the possibility of eurasians because they were not pastoralists

@@NoRockinMansLand What does that mean that Egyptian culture came from the "south"? Where in the south? When the ancient Egyptians talk about their civilization starting in the south they are likely referring to the southern Egyptian city of Hierakonpolis. That city seems to be the starting point for Egyptian civilization. "Part of a cemetery complex that predates the formation of the ancient Egyptian state, the find is one of the richest "predynastic" burials archaeologists have ever seen. The tomb, at the site known as Hierakonpolis, yielded 54 objects..." Source: Artifact Trove at Egyptian Tomb Illuminates Life Before Pharaohs National Geographic

@@CrowdPleeza no when I say south I'm referring to Sudan. The culture of the Naqada culture was influenced by that of Ta Seti. The ancient Egyptian symbolism is seen in few cases of ancient Ta Setian artefacts that date to well before ancient Egypt's inception. You should watch more of this channel, it speaks on this too

And to think I used to laugh at my grandma for counting a month behind the usual gregorian calendar. I should have let her educate me instead of making fun of it.