[quote=WASA;6016855]   Greek philosopher Aristotle in his book Physiognomonica in chapter 6 he said the Ethiopians and Egyptians are very Black.   The word Black as a racial category for Congoids/Negroids has only been in popular use since quite recent times, actually. Back in those times people used the world Black to mean someone of a dark complection, simply having dark brown or black hair and brown eyes was enough to be described as Black in appearance. People sometimes called Beethoven Black because he was a bit of a swarthy south German(there are actually alot of quite swarthy south Germans/Austrians/Swiss). Have you ever heard of the Black Irish? Well they're White. Black Irish are Irish people with dark hair and eyes. Back in the times of the ancient Greece, Black would've meant dark haired and eyed, not Congoid, they didn't use the descriptive term Black in the same way we do in contemporary times. Still to this day people all around the world use the term Black to describe people with dark hair and eyes or a darker(but not Congoid) skin complection. For instance, our Russian comrades call quasi-White mongrels from the Caucasus Blacks.     Also, in the days of Aristotle, Egypt was long past it's prime, it had hit it's peak long before the Greeks. Same thing with the Kingdom of Axum in Ethiopia.    So the ancient Egyptians was Black Africans including the dead corps in the mummies have show that have high level of melanin   Actually, the mummifeid corpses were revealed to be Caucasian or didn't you hear? Including some with blonde or red hair. Sorry, try again. Are you sure you're not a Negro Afro-Centrist? You're beginning to sound like one to me. Especially how you say the ancient Egyptians WAS Black Africans Hm... I'm on to you, son.;)