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**tsamprasxx** · 07-03-2012, 12:26 AM

Not sure I understand you...not trying to be an ass but the pictures were just eye candy and might not represent the reality.

It doesnt matter if Cushite and Nubian are different "ethnicities" they are deemed black africans. Goes Along with the theme of the thread. As far as I know Cush or Kush was in the Nubian Region Ethiopia/Sudan they are not geographically different...names change over time

Maybe you should dumb it down so I can understand

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That is false. Most biblical references to "Ethiopia" where in reference to the area south of Aswan, i.e. contemporary "Nubia". The Greco-Roman use of the word "Ethiopian" on the other hand referred to both the aforementioned and Africa at large.

I dont know buddy I think were pretty much saying the same thing...South of Aswan is pretty much East Africa but I guess your technically correct. i was too broad perhaps?

07-03-2012, 12:26 AM	#14
tsamprasxx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	Not sure I understand you...not trying to be an ass but the pictures were just eye candy and might not represent the reality. It doesnt matter if Cushite and Nubian are different "ethnicities" they are deemed black africans. Goes Along with the theme of the thread. As far as I know Cush or Kush was in the Nubian Region Ethiopia/Sudan they are not geographically different...names change over time Maybe you should dumb it down so I can understand ---------- Post added 2012-07-02 at 12:29 ---------- That is false. Most biblical references to "Ethiopia" where in reference to the area south of Aswan, i.e. contemporary "Nubia". The Greco-Roman use of the word "Ethiopian" on the other hand referred to both the aforementioned and Africa at large. I dont know buddy I think were pretty much saying the same thing...South of Aswan is pretty much East Africa but I guess your technically correct. i was too broad perhaps?
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