Egypt had lots of races, however it seems most of the ruling factions, the mummies, had a lot of European DNA. White is hardly a race, and I'm pretty sure desert people would not be white.
As the graph below shows, only 17 percent of Egyptians are Arabs, while 68 percent of the indigenous population is from North Africa (Berbers, Moroccans, Algerians, Tunisians who are pretty close to Arabs, I mean they share the same genetics and skin colour), four percent are from Jewish ancestry, three percent are of East African origins, another three percent from Asia Minor and three percent are South European. And King Tut was Western European. Scientists at Zurich-based DNA genealogy center, iGENEA, reconstructed the DNA profile of the boy Pharaoh, who ascended the throne at the age of nine, his father Akhenaten and grandfather Amenhotep III The results showed that King Tut belonged to a genetic profile group, known as haplogroup R1b1a2, to which more than 50 percent of all men in Western Europe belong, indicating that they share a common ancestor. His tested haplogroups were not Arab: Around 70 percent of Spanish and 60 percent of French men also belong to the genetic group of the Pharaoh who ruled Egypt more than 3,000 years ago. Many Bulgarians have 20% of the same haplogroup, the R1b1a2. The so called "Egyptians" have 4.1% of the same R1b1a2 haplogroup that their King had. So I guess "Egyptians" went to Europe and got a White King from there.
The Europeans controlled most of the trade on the Med sea, so they would have to occupy the countries around it.
And you have made how many stone castles with aliens? Give me a break...I don't have to make stone blocks to understand a few things about them, just as I don't have to travel to the sun to understand anything about it. But, back to my question, which highlights the stark difference between your position and mine: How many stone castles have you built wirh aliens?
It's not "funny", it is absurd. You see those things because you already have a concept in your head of those things. This is not a mystery.
Total nonsense. For one, whoever sold you that lie is completely misunderstanding the genetic study. It does not claim Tut was European, it says half of Western european people are related to him in some way. Those are not the same concept. For two, their methods were shabby anyway. https://www.livescience.com/15388-discovery-channel-tutankhamen-dna.html
So now Western people are related to Egyptians, is that so? I thought most of the Western people came from the lands of the Vikings and Asia. Now you're rewriting history as it seems lol. You make it like my grandad was born in Somalia and grandma was Moroccan.
If someone of Egyptian ancestry bred long ago qith a European, their DNA could show up in many europeans today. And the study you misrepresented completely had shabby methods and may have been totally wrong. So, the correct answer is, "we don't know". You are also misrepresenting my response. These tactics say a lot about your untenable position.
It was not only one king. Egypt was on the other side of the world, over the sea. You want to state that all Egyptian kings went and shagged in Europe and they returned back? You can't be serious. Scientists who managed to obtain full genome sequences of Ancient Egyptians for the first time have concluded the people of the pharaohs were more closely related to modern Europeans and inhabitants of the Near East rather than present-day Egyptians. Full article: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ptians-europeans-related-claims-a7763866.html
Um...you can literally walk to Egypt from Western Europe...and people had boats then, anyway... No, and you just completely misrepresented me again. This says a lot about you and your untenable position. I don't think you understand that study at all, by the way. Like, not even a little.
The mummification process, and exotic tombs, were probably reserved for the elite, and it seems for some reason they turn out to be mostly European.
But, in reality, what has happened here is that European peoples came from Africa. And, since that time, there were migrations to the west into the Sinai and nile valley by peoples who affected the gene pool there. Scientists understand this. It is not a mystery.
Much has been lost to history.It's also full of weird and wonderful things. While science may not be able to provide all the answers as to exactly how or why something was constructed I'm perfectly fine with that as opposed to labeling it with unfounded explanations ,some of which border on the bizarre.
Except the scoreboard shows you are losing about a million to nothing, as none of this is a mystetry to scientists, and you have not a shred of evidence, and the consensus of the entire scientific community stands against your fantasies. But yeah, other than that.... pat yourself on the back for a strong showing! heh heh Why are you showing me pictures of fake skulls? Surely you know by now that I am not impressed by this nonsense.