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A 2012 study done on the mummified remains of Ramesses III and his son determined that both y-chromosomes belonged to Haplogroup E1b1a (Y-DNA). The pharaoh's y-chromosome belongs to the most frequent haplogroup among contemporary Sub-Saharan y-chromosomes |
This is problematic for people claiming they modern egyptians are descendant (wholly ) from the ancient because e1b1a is quiet RARE (less than 1%) in modern Egypt (although e1b1b) occurs at 45%. This is suggestive of population change when the leader has primarily a sub-saharan african black dna and the modern people are 45% black, 25% turko arab, 10% eurasian, 10% LT (which is kind of a weird haplogroup that appears mainly in africa but is highest in somalians at 85% but is thought to represent a back to africa migration 45,000 ybp). The dna test, I have seen of many egyptian royal almost all show upwards of 92% sub saharan african dna. Compared to modern egyptians who are only 45%. When you bare in mind that alexandria, and much of northern delta egypt wasn't really heavily inhabited in the ancient indigenous egyptian period and this is where 90% of modern egyptians live, it makes one question if these people are really turko-arabs, especially given that whites claim the delta was more or less built by white greeks.
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