#luo #moors #jacobites #luos Luo Nation was "Christian Nubian kingdoms"; the house of Knight Templer, the three medieval states—Nobatia, Makuria, and Alwa (or Alodia)—that flourished in the Nile Valley (modern Sudan/Egypt) after the decline of Kush, converting to Christianity around the 6th century from Byzantine missionaries. These powerful, urbanized kingdoms were centers of art, sophisticated pottery, and military strength, notably resisting Muslim expansion for centuries, with their relation

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Nubian Monuments from Abu Simbel to Philae | Egypt Cradle of civilization

The Nubian pyramids are a testament to the power and ingenuity of the Kushite civilization. These pyramids, found in Sudan, differ from their Egyptian counterparts in size and design but were built with the same reverence for the afterlife. They housed elaborate tombs for kings, queens, and nobles. Could these structures hold untold stories of a forgotten empire that once rivaled Egypt in influence and wealth? | Ancient Wonders and Mysteries

A map… carved on an ostrich egg. Discovered in Aswan and now housed in the Nubian Museum, this extraordinary relic is dated to the pre-dynastic era — over 6,000 years ago. Long before Egypt’s first pharaohs ever rose to power. Etched upon its fragile surface are unmistakable markings: three pyramids, perfectly placed on the west bank of the Nile — exactly where the Pyramids of Giza stand today. But how could that be? If the egg truly dates back 6,000 years, then the pyramids existed more than a