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European word for Kemet), or the region of Nubia, including "Ethiopia" (which was the Greek word for Kush). The audience (and obviously some editors) is preoccupied with race, when the people of antiquity had no concept of race. And the people of antiquity certainly did not flatten diverse African ethnicities into "Black," and therefore any citation as to Blackness is devoid of pertinent information on the topic of Cleopatra's ethnicity. This problem is, unfortunately, reflected in the Eurocentric scholarship. So Knowledge (XXG) doesn't really have a solution.
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getting a general overview of all opinions!) and was very surprised to see a lack of any genetic data here - especially since it's been around for over 5 years now, has an impact on some of the more extreme theories, and has robust support in scientific circles. I came here to the Talk page to see if there was discussion about it and found this section, which indicates at least some other people are interested in what the current state of DNA research on the matter has to say. Hence why I suggested a section dedicated to what we know about the genetics of Egypt at
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on the ancient world and so on. And the idea of her being "Black" by our modern standards has been a persistent topic around her. I see no contemporary sources written from Cleopatra herself on whether she identified as being "Black" or "White" or "Brown" the same way a modern-day American may say they're such. And even if we apply
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has always included people who by U.S. Standards would be considered "Black." If Cleopatra had Egyptian ancestry, it is possible, although not certain, she would be "Black" by U.S. Standards, or at least Brown. But the point of the page is not the ancient Egypt race controversy, it is Cleopatra's ethnic and cultural identity.
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You are extrapolating about me erroneously. My intention is only to add factual information to the page - I don't personally care if ancient Egypt was homogeneous or heterogeneous, I only care what the data say about their genetic makeup. I don't care if modern Egyptians are cast as colonisers, or as
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What you seem to be invested in here is "proving" a complex and ancient culture was homogeneous when the reality of quite different, even going so far as attempt to cast modern Egyptians as Arab colonizers who have no claim to their history. Unless you are an Egyptian, you have no claim to it either.
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Clarke is obviously not a reliable source for this topic but, I don't see why his fringe theories and claims should not get at least the briefest of mentions (like in the opening section). It's my understanding that Cleopatra was not from the modern-day countries of Egypt or Greece, and although her
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Lefkowitz wrote a book, "Not Out of Africa" (with racially offensive cover art and bad faith critiques of Martin Bernal's "Black Athena") that claimed that Afrocentrism was an anti-scholarly pursuit. That thesis alone should discredit her as an authority on this topic, regardless of her authority on
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Your "presumably" might make sense as a null hypothesis in the lack of data, but we have data now, and that "presumably" turns out to be most likely incorrect and so will need strong evidence to support it. Based on the genetic data there does not seem to have been a particularly higher frequency of
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as well as contributing to other genetics and human evolution-related articles (and some completely unrelated one too!). After seeing the Netflix kerfuffle on social media I came to Knowledge (XXG), and thus this page, looking for a general overview of the current state of thinking (WP is great for
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I think conclusions like this should be left to the reader (although there are cites from Bradford and Watterson already in the article drawing those conclusions). What I proposed (and wrote - now deleted) in the Genetics section is a summary of the ancient Egyptian DNA we have to date, intended to
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Thanks everybody for your responses. After taking a break for a few days and then re-reading the current article I'm happy to drop it. The article is more a discussion the "controversy" part (ie what people have said) than the actual "race" part (ie what are the facts) and so what I proposed isn't
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is only about 200 years old, so claiming her as a nationalist figure for any culture at all is highly anachronistic. This page is not for the Afrocentric or Eurocentric debate but for discussing Cleopatra in her ancient context. If you have suggestions on that, feel free, but since Clarke's only
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her Blackness, but on - no matter whatever she was - she was born in Africa, she defended, her manipulation of Marc Antony and Caesar kept the worst aspects of Roman rule from the backs of Africa. I defend her as an African Nationalist..." (this quote comes at the 1:03:17 mark in the video here:
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Conséquently, adding a section about proving ancestry of native Egyptians on the article of a Macedonian queen is irrelevant and unhelpful. If one does appear, however, I will happily buttress it with historical analysis explaining the racial complexity of Egypt. (Aka there are today and then
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from the Roman era are a good representation of ancient Egyptians; overall they look like olive or brown MENA people (Anatolia/Mesopotamia/Levant/Libya/Maghreb), but some look black with very frizzy Afro hair and facial features similar to an Ethiopian. Of course, none of this is relevant to
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ancestors were not ethnically natives of Egypt, they're still considered rulers of Ancient Egypt. As has been discussed in the page. But his bizarre and anachronistic ideas of Cleopatra being some sort of of pan-nationalist symbol as the OP of this discussion seems to assert is just odd?
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