Kemet/Egypt Virtual

What's "Kemet"? The original name for Egypt for 9,000 years, (both Pre-Dynastic and Dynastic) before the 525 BC Iranian settlements. Translation: "Black Land".

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Pharaohs Piankhi Piye(744-714 BC) and Taharka(690-664 BC). They lived hundreds of years BEFORE Plato (428 BC), Aristotle (384 BC); and Alexander (356 BC). #Sona2018 #ANCCaucus #CSVetting #RecallTheListKE #IMC2018

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@Mzimkhu93583301 Great fellow, Kemet's Menkaure [c. 2504 BC]. Massive pyramid as well.

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Statuette of Ptah, Kemet God of artists and craftsmen. (Thanks for the "Oscars" tip, @Mzimkhu93583301 )

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Statue of a Kemet official from the Middle Kingdom [c. 2040- 1710 BC].

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Frontal view: "Guard/Lector" of Kemet Pharaoh Mentuhotep II, [c. 2055- 2004 BC].

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3/4 view of "Guard/Lector" of Kemet Pharaoh Mentuhotep II, [c. 2055- 2004 BC].

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@KemetVirtual Observe the Masonry of the Buildings

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@Mzimkhu93583301 So True. The dollar pyramid with the narrow base is essentially Nubian/Kushite.

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@Mzimkhu93583301 So True. The dollar pyramid with the narrow base is essentially Nubian/Kushite.

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[a] Pharaoh Amenemhat III guardian (c. 1919-1878 BC); [b] Fortifications at Semneh, Nubia (c. 1965- 1920 BC); [c] Pyramids of Napata, Nubia.

Think of the fortifications at Semneh as the equivalent of the Manginot line built by France in the '30s to prevent a German invasion.

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@Mzimkhu93583301 Nailed it.👍🏿

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"Iriketakana," envoy from the Kingdom of Kush to Kemet, 22nd Dynasty (c. 943 -716 BC), 400 years before Alexander.

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Painted relief showing Kemet hunters.

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Statue of a Kemet priest in leopard skins.

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Statue of Hapi, Goddess(God?) of fertility and the annual flooding of the Nile, wearing a head wrap. [The Louvre]

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Kemet wigs/headwraps, often worn by officials: [a] Ushabti/Statuette [b] Block statue of Wahibre(possibly), priest of Amun(c. 610 BC).

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Kemet wigs, often worn by officials: [a] Ushabti/Statuette [b] Block statue of Wahibre, priest of Amun(c. 610 BC).

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@afrodeity11 That's right. That alluvial silt deposition allowed them to last "in situ" year after year, long enough to evolve massive complexity. Other folks exhausted their soils and simply couldn't last as long as Kemet's 9,000 years. Let's see this "renaissance" one try to top that.

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Two screengrabs from Katy Perry's "Dark Horse" video (2.28 billion Youtube views). Why slide the scene in there? (a) Ironically, it seems like a favour, "throwing out some crumbs"; (b) The "illuminati/aliens" narrative; (c) Not many people know about the "sekhemty" double crown.

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[a] A Kemet Queen holding a lotus flower; [b] Goddess Hathor/Het-heru carved on a mirror handle [c] Guests from the Nubian/Ta-sety region, (c. 1411 BC), wearing their distinctive ear hoops.

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Pharaonic hairstyles: [a] The short, close-fitting cap-wig topped by a cobra [c. 2300 BC] -- statue from the Kemet pyramid-building era (found in Tell Hazor, Judah, in 1995).

[b] A variation of the "lappet" wig, from the New Kingdom period (c. 1600- 1070 BC).

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Kemet Hairstyles: [a]&[b] The longer Kemet style covering the ears(probably wigs) -- a seated official and Mesheti soldiers; [c] The Nubia/Ta-sety style -- shorter, coupled with ear loops