Aesthetic similarities

>>2919117
Stop making this thread you autistic asshole.

>>2919123
Why?

>>2919117
How is this nigger hiphop trash have anything to do with Egypt

>>2919117
Modern Egyptians. The text of that recent study outright states that the only significant difference between ancient and modern Egyptians is an extra 6-8% SSA blood. Hence why the only group that the three surviving Egyptian samples clustered closer to than modern Egyptians was Bedouins and Jordanians/Palestinians, who are themselves extremely close to modern Egyptians except, again, without SSA blood. (Note that the Ancient Egyptians were still 6-15% SSA)

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>>2919132
I'm just asking who looks the most similar to how they portrayed themselves?

>>2919132
>How is this nigger hiphop trash have anything to do with Egypt
The woman in picture is apparently Ethiopian. I don't know where your getting the rest of your post from.

>>2919140
They are bearded, Egyptians never depicted themselves with beards. What gives?

>>2919149
I do wonder how people shaved back then. The Romans were also noted to be clean shaven, and this was the main way they differentiated themselves from Greeks and Punics, who wore beards. Seems like it'd be uncomfortable.

>>2919149
Maybe fashions change over the course of 2000 years you numbskull.

>>2919152
Actually this perfectly illustrates that, because in the middle of the 2nd century beards became increasingly popular among Romans, and by the late 4th century beards were considered quintessentially Roman, and yet the popular conception of Romans is that they were always clean-shaven.

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>>2919152
Working class Egyptians probably couldn't have afforded to be clean shaven at all times, yet they seem to have grown very little facial hair. True, accurate evidence points to Egypts ancient culture and people originating in and leaning to the south, although ancient Egypt was definitely multicultural especially later on.

Modern Egyptians are more arabized, and do share some similarities to the ancients but are not a monolithic kind of people and come in all shades and phenotypes at this point.

>>2919117
>You will never have an Eritrean gf
Feels bad man

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>>2919117
Argentinians

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>>2919140
Where did their DNA sample come from, and what defines sub-Saharan(a new and racialized concept, unscientific). The sample came from Pharos and nobility after numerous invasions, they were probably substantial different ethnically than the working class majority of Egyptians from which their culture originated.

>it's a 10 million people were somehow completely wiped out and replaced by an army of 50,000 episode

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>>2919144
It comes from a place of insecurity.

Lebaneses, other non-mixed levantines.

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>>2919314
Being a heavily bearded people distinguishes them. They look more sumerian.