Be honest
A ,B or C?
Aaron Gomez
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Isaac Barnes
White. The answer is White.
They were descended from Atlanteans.
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Charles Campbell
Neanderthals that lived in what is now Israel. They would rape and eat humans and their own (cannibals):
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David Baker
Looks asian to me
Justin Walker
On second thought, ya. White for sure
Gabriel Edwards
Also the Sphinx itself you're referring to has been retrofitted multiple times and the original carving is no longer reflected.
It used to look more like this.
Jonathan Ortiz
they vandalized the original sculpture, why do you think the head is so small in comparison? that's like seeing nigger graffiti on the side of a skyscraper and thinking niggers built the skyscraper.
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Jack Reyes
The Pyramids worldwide are a LARP from jews.
Jason Morgan
niggers are retards
Carson Barnes
Eurocentrism wins again!
Hudson Howard
Cute. Gib egyptian godess gf
Chase James
Nah it originally was a dog-jackal God, Osiris. The Ramses pharoh made it human looking down the road.
Hunter Campbell
Jews are a worldwide LARP from Khazars.
Joseph Parker
>the head of the Sphinx was a human head
Nathan Roberts
they’re right, that’s clearly a black man
Samuel Lopez
Not proven, we have no way to know either way.
But there are thousands of still very well carved sphinxes littering the landscape so unless we do ever find indisputable evidence we should use occams.
Jonathan Hernandez
The lion's head of the Sphinx was carved into the face of a pharaoh long after the sculpture was carved. It was ancient in what we consider ancient times, and likely dates back beyond 11,000 years. Did nobody think it was weird how the scale of the face doesn't remotely match the rest of the structure? All the clear water erosion not a hint of advanced age? The Dream Stele which directly recounts how it was uncovered in ancient times not telling enough?
Jose Cox
Super bbc phenotype. Cry harder white incels
Nathan Roberts
Probably started out as Anubis.
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John Clark
A fucking leaf. Horus is not impressed
Carson Ward
Thats a recarving. The original head was that of a lion and it is pointing at where leo would have been in the sky 13000 years ago.
Jacob Hall
It's becoming more and more undeniable.
Nile used to flow from the Richat 12,000 years ago and its estuaries and tributaries all led to one place:
>Cairo.
Luke Parker
This makes the most sense to be honest
Jayden Gray
The Great Sphinx is missing a significant part it's face. If your using that as some kind of afrocentric argument, explain this intact spinx from Memphis.
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Ryder Robinson
No it didn’t. Look at the head in proportion to the body. Whoever created this wouldn’t make a perfectly proportional body with that dinky retrofitted head. The head was a lion or lioness. This monument was created during the age of Leo.
Alexander Nelson
Anubis statues don't show the same level of fidelity that comes from the most ancient stoneworks.
If the Sphinx is antediluvian it's most likely not Anubis as it's original shape.
Anubis as a concept was most likely constructed post-catastrophe as part of the new Pantheon of Pre-dynastic Egyptian Deities.
It's possible but not as likely as the Sphinx originally being anthropomorphic, retrofitted by a later group (poorly) into its current state.
Easier to carve a face from a face than from the head of an Anubis.
Juan Harris
I think the human-faced smaller sphinxes are newer, inspired by the recarving of the ancient one.
Asher Diaz
Of course they didn't create it with that retarded small head. The head was chipped to such a size because they had to originally remove the Head-dress to completely change the identity. The sacrifice for claiming it as an original monument was the loss of accurate proportion.
Camden Perry
It was a lioness before a bunch of niggers ordered someone to sculpt a huge nigga head there.
The head doesn't even fit the proportions and neck of the rest.
Daniel Cooper
It was a lion, dumkopf.
Isaac James
Why fixate on only the sphinx and not all the other statues? A nose changes the whole profile including the chin sue to perspective. But there is also the likelihood that it wasn’t originally a human face. The king who had his likeness carved here, whether that be Khafre or Thutmose or whomever, carved over an existing head of sorts. Probably a lion considering there are old kingdom glyphs of a lion with only its paws. Muslims deliberate inserted rods into the nostrils and broke off the nose because the locals were worshipping it as a god. Muslims also tried to destroy the Giza pyramids starting with the small one and only managed to make a still visible gash in it
Gabriel Rivera
Unlikely, the hardest stone with the most advanced carving is the oldest created.
It seems like the anthropomorphic Sphinx dates from before any "Egyptians" inhabited "Egypt".
Michael Harris
>Statue disfigured by thousands of years of damage and abuse
>Now looks like a nigger
Niggers are a disfigured abomination.
Christian Ross
It is Ramses II, a Ginger.
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Ryder Long
No Egyptian from any Dynasty could carve into stone of this hardness with this laser precision and fidelity.
Limestone yes, corundum and marble? No.
They had these artifacts, but they didn't make them in the last 12,000 years.
Joshua Lopez
He looked like a jew (part arab nigga).
Asher Cook
Anyone got any copper chisels and diorite pounding stones?
I want to build a shed in the backyard.
Been working on some designs.
Shouldn't take too long.
Who's with me?