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This is the 4 million year old remains of Lucy: a Black African woman similar to a woman of today in bodily structure who lived in Hadar, Ethiopia. Copyright 2006.
This is a picture of Lucy's jawbone - a jaw which only differs slightly from that of modern people. Copyright 2006.
This is a comparison between a Homo erectus and a Neanderthal skull to show racial kinship between the two - establishing that White Neanderthal people are offshoots of the Black Homo erectus race. Copyright 2006.
The above is a skull of a 195,000 year old Homo sapien found in Herto, Ethiopia. It is proof that "modern" Black humans walked the earth around 200,000 years ago, and well beyond. Copyright 2006.
This is a replica drawing taken from a cave painting in the Sahara that proves that Black people lived and throve in a tropical Sahara up until around 6,000 years ago. It is only one of about 15,000 cave paintings drawn by Black Saharans dating back eons ago. Parital copyright 2006.
The above are pictures of Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert in Southern Africa - unbelievably members of the parent race of light-skinned Asians who occupy an area thousands of miles away from them. Partial copyright 2006.
A face of A Black Dravidian girl of India - the indigenous people of Pakistan and India who were in these lands eons before Aryan invasion and destruction of their vast civilization. Partial copyright 2006.
An Aeta woman and child, they are the true natives of the Philippines. Partial copyright 2006.
This Aeta man is a member of the indigenous Black race of the Philippines whose ancestors have been living on the island for well over 30,000 years. Partial copyright 2006.
These are two beautiful Ethiopian young ladies. In this picture, they are illustrating the fact that there is no shame in our dark complexion and that Black is truly beautiful. Partial copyright 2006.
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A picture of Jarawa females on the
island of Andaman. Their ancestors
were on the island over 70,000 years ago, which makes them by far the oldest continuous human culture on planet Earth. Partial copyright 2006.
The above is the unquestionable Black facial representation of the Black Mens who united Upper and Lower Egypt around 3100 B.C. Partial copyright 2006.
This is possibly a statue of Sargon the Great,
a Mesopotamian (Iraq) ruler, who possibly ruled from 2334 to 2279 B.C. His statue shows that he was clearly a Black man, and such evidence as this may very well establish Black people as the indigenous people of the Middle East. Partial copyright 2006.
You are looking at a digital and scientific reconstruction of King Tut's face by experts done in 2005. However, when the picture was released to the public the experts were literally forced to do another untrue facial reconstruction
of a near White King Tut and abandoned their true-to-life reconstruction of Tut's face in order to keep their jobs. Partial copyringt 2006.
Apries was one of the last two rulers of the ancient Black Egyptian Kingdom. Not only was Apries Black, but he was remarkably Black.
Partial copyright 2006.
This is a classic picture of the great Nubian Anwar Sadat, the only Black indigenous ruler of modern Egypt. He was
assassinated in a parade in Cairo in 1981. Partial copyright
2006.
