Identifying Ancient Egyptian Family Relationships

[JenB]

He's posted this 'On the lighter side', so I'm sure it's a joke

I don't think so https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=768618.msg6210076#msg6210076 and many others 

[Gadget]

Sorry, Malcolm, Ancestry doesn't list Egyptian as a valid/separate  ethnicity and, as we all know, they know best 

AFRICA

    Benin/Togo
    Cameroon, Congo & Southern Bantu Peoples
    Eastern Bantu Peoples
    Ethiopia & Eritrea
    Ghana
    Mali
    Nigeria
    Northern Africa
    Senegal
    Somalia
    Southern & Eastern Africa Hunter-Gatherers

Added - a bit out of date but at least reliable academic sources:

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/museums-static/digitalegypt/alphabet.html

[Mike in Cumbria]

I used to be quite sceptical about all this sort of thing but Malcolm's research has convinced me.

[JenB]

Malcolm's research has convinced me.

Convinced you of what?

[Mike in Cumbria]

Malcolm's research has convinced me.

Convinced you of what?

I'd better not say.

[Ruskie]

Malcolm's research has convinced me.

Convinced you of what?

I'd better not say.

 

[Kiltpin]

Malcolm's research has convinced me.

Convinced you of what?

I'd better not say.

 

I agree with you, Mike. And I will also take this opportunity not to say. 

Regards 

Chas (in silence)

[majm]

Malcolm's research has convinced me.

Convinced you of what?

I'd better not say.

 

  

 

JM

[Greensleeves]

I don't want to be unkind, but this is all total nonsense and any 'research' is utterly subjective.  I would really love to be able to believe that the ancient Egyptians had foreseen the rise of Harry Potter and his ilk, but I fear the evidence is somewhat lacking.