OK, first this is how to do a real facial comparative...   Here goes another expert that doesn't even know where the tip of the   chin is and where the brow ridge is.... However, this is the fact you fail to mention: Naomi campbell paternal grandmother are   Chinese Jamaican descent. Yes, Naomi Campbell are part chinese!I didn't   mention her specific ancestry but I did mention that she wasn't a full blooded black, a full   blooded sub-saharan black would have an even bigger protruding jaw, You guys really don't   need anyone attacking your arguments, you do it yourselves :rofl  Now, what about a 100% african woman compare to another 100% african women? :rof  l what YOU fail to mention is that Iman is not 100% african, she's a somali, somali people   are highly mixed with arabs and even whites :rofl  who can be more perfect to play nefertiti than Iman? Ehh... A white   woman perhaps? By the way Iman looks like a trasvestite :rolleyes:  Who really?  Also...  1 - Why the Egyptian call Osiris Kem-our (the great black)? What's the   point? Why whites call the Black Sea, Black, why whites call a Black hole, Black? That   doesn't prov anything :rolleyes:  2 - Why the ancient egyptian view the word completely upside down compare to the european,   then and now? Yes for them, the Sud of Egypt (interior of africa) is where all their gods   live or come from. Now dumb question, why you thing they call the Sud of egypt UPPER Egypt   and the North LOWER Egypt?Oh God! :rolleyes: Could it possible be that   where a river is born is called the UPPER banks of the river, and where it flows into the   sea it's called the LOWER bank of the river? Could it possibly be that the whole Egyptian   civilization was built around the Nile river banks and depended on it entirely for its food   supply?? Nah... it MUST be that the Egyptians see the whole world upside down :rolleyes:,   hence they are the opposite of whites, hence they are blacks!!! OMFG!!! :eek: I'm in AWE of   your SUPERIOR logical SKILLS!!! :rolleyes: :rofl  3- The Book of Gates is an Ancient Egyptian sacred text dating from the New Kingdom. [1] It   narrates the passage of a newly deceased soul into the next world, corresponding to the   journey of the sun though the underworld during the hours of the night. The soul is required   to pass though a series of 'gates' at different stages in the journey. Each gate is   associated with a different goddess, and requires that the deceased recognise the particular   character of that deity. The text implies that some people will pass through unharmed, but   that others will suffer torment in a lake of fire.  Guess who pass through unharmed protect by Horus? The egyptians and the nubians!  Guess who suffer torment in a lake of fire under the hand of Sekhmet? The asiatiques and the   lybians!  How you explain that?I'm not familiar with those books, either way could   it be they are MITHOLOGY??? or usung YOUR logic... let's see The book of Gates... uhmm   it's definitely a book by Bill Gates, he's white, hence the Egyptians are white!!!   :rofl  4 - Km.t (kemet) is the real name of ancient Egypt, this word also mean black but many   people now believe (like Wikipedia said) that km.t means black land (from kem black), is   derived from the fertile black soils deposited by the Nile floods, distinct from the   deshret, or red land (d?t), of the desert.you said it yourself the   Black Land of the Nile river banks after the yearly floods, being the river so important for   the Egyptians, it's easy to see why would they name their country like that, either way,   Black Sea?? I guess there are an amazing black civilization there too, that's why it's   called the Black Sea!! :rolleyes:  OK, then, I have a questions for you: Tell me, source include, the origine of this   particular believe of the meaning of Km.t. Who said that? the egyptian? if no where this   translation, interpretation come from? (warning trap here...)  5 - Throughout Champollions (the father of modern Egyptology.)1828-29 visit to both Nubia   and Egypt, Champollion who was fluent in Arabic, consistently differentiated between Arabs   and the people he believed to be the true descendents of the ancient Egyptians, i.e.   Nubians. Two examples will suffice to illustrate that point.  In a passage from his journal dated December 30, 1828 Champollion commented on the poor   conditions under which the Nubians were forced to live by the dominant Arab government. This   Nubian village was near the second cataract known as Wadi-Halfa. Champollion wrote in part   this unfortunate population who have nothing in common with the Arabs, neither in language,   or physical appearance (Harle 1998, 160) (Translation mine). Champollion continued his   assessment of the Nubians by writing:  They are a good people and naturally happy, like all Nubians, whose statures are slender,   their facial appearances gentle and open, the reddish brown complexion borders on black,   quite reminiscent of the ancient Egyptian race... (Harle 1998, 160).  Still in Wadi-Halfa Champollion met a Nubian man and had this to say about him:  A Nubian with a magnificent face was ushered into our tent, his headgear was like that of   the Pharaohs on certain bas-relief, his hair was divided into an endless number of locks,   twisted and curled forming a sort of wig exactly identical to those ancient Egyptian   hairstyles. His features, full of kindness and nobility, reminiscent of those of Ramesses on   the nearby monuments. Dressed in a long blue robe covered by a white blanket, this Nubian is   a native of Argo Island near Dongola. (Harle 1998,165)  Why you thing the first guy who can translate the egyptian language believe that?  PS: read also what he wrote in many letter to his brother about the race of the ancient   egyptian and most off all, what he thing the ancient egyptian thing about the european   peoples.I'm not familiar with him, as far as I could read he was one of   the pioneers on interpreting hieroglyphs, name one science that was accurate right from the   very beginning? He could be talking about the last dynasties of Egypt, the ones that were   the cause of it's very decline, not the empire and pyramids builders...  6 - Somebody here believe this people can represent the ancient egyptians? Certainly more than a group of sub-saharan africans ;)  LAULE...    successful? really? you no the meaning of the word berber?  however, look this...   no comment...I think he was talking of the original non-mixed berber   populations, not the mongrels you posted, the last ones look more like Jamaicans!!   :rolleyes: