The same thing everyone thinks about TAST. Better question: what on Earth do bronze age sea peoples and Egypt have to do with black history?
well you really dodged that one. care to have another go before we resume, as everyone iknow has varying opinions? whats your views on the Trans Atlantic so- called trade and reparations?
I dodged nothing. You published 5 posts of copy/paste without so much as 1) a CITATION (please submit same forthwith) 2) a word of commentary Guessing at this variance you allude to, I 'assume' you wish to discuss Egyptology's Great Controversy. In order to discuss variance, we'd need to show variance. I guess I will do that now so that other readers may know of which variance you are speaking. Wiki gives a fair overview of these varying opinions: A detailed look at the DNA evidence can be found here: Save the poles, slavery has existed on every continent, at some point in time, of someone, by someone, since the dawn of time. Man's capacity to enslave his fellow man is abhorrent. The suffering of billions throughout our history is a shame to humankind. The TAST is yet one more example of this, albeit the most extensively scrutinized.
idont trust "mainstream scholars" and neither should you. The tourism industry in egypt is worth $12b a year, with most of that coming from europeans, to think these "mainstream scholars" who are given permits by the egyptian govt to excavate, would do anything other than try to show that ancient egyptians were anything other than the same colour [as themselves and their paymaster] would be national suicide. its 15% of their gdp. egyptians are not as dumb as you would like to believe and they know europeans ego is off the scale.
its the same concept that has the mainstream media pretending that ancient egyptians and israelites are white folk, because it sells and makes the the industry millions of dollars because white folk like to pretend they have ancient history and conceived the Holy Lands like theyre ashamed of their own heritage. sad really, ipity them honestly.