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Egyptians Versus Kushites
It’s a clash of empires in northeastern Africa as the armies of ancient Egypt and Kush vie for control over the Nile Valley. If you need to know who’s who in this scene, the Egyptians are the guys with the blue and gold sashes on the left side of the composition whereas the Kushites are the dudes with red sashes on the right.
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Harwa, chief steward of the God’s Wife of Amun, Amunirdis I- the daughter of the Kushite King Kashta.
The Temple of Derr: A Historical African Marvel in Lower Nubia
The Temple of Derr, also known as el-Derr, stands as a testament to the might and grandeur of ancient Egyptian architecture. Constructed during the 19th dynasty by the renowned Pharaoh Ramesses II, this magnificent rock-cut temple holds a significant place in the history of Nubia. Situated in New Amada, in Lower Nubia, the Temple of Derr is the sole rock-cut temple in Nubia attributed to Pharaoh…
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Nile Valley Contributions to Civilization
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HYKSOS???
If the direct translation of Hyksos is “rulers of a foreign country” then wouldn’t Nefertiti and Akhenaten be considered foreigners to the land? It explains the connection between Abraham and Hammurabi with ease.
Moreover, it flies in the face of more recent theories that all of the dynasties of Egypt we think of were Semitic in origin. I mean, 1750 BCE is almost 1,500 years after a Kushite by the name of Menes unified North and South Egypt and set up the first dynasty.
Or, hear me out. Is it because of the way we lump together groups with the term Semitic that’s the issue. It was created by a linguist who observed the sons of Shem spoke a set of related languages. Unfortunately, the verse in Genesis that ties the sons of Shem together does so by blood. So now, we associate the Semitic language with constructs like race instead of culture.
Somebody with a more extensive grasp on history please jump in and explain this. I’m genuinely perplexed.
The Kushites of ancient Nubia
