Artist Lets Us Get A Glimpse Of What These 28 Famous Historical And Popular Figures ‘Really’ Looked Like (New Pics)

Yes, but nowadays if you dare to say it you're finished.

Once again, not everyone with dark skin has sub-suharan dna. That's why your link focused on nationalities and said NOTHING about skin tone.

Egyptians were black with a mix of Mediterranean and Middle eastern. Sunscreen didn't exist at the time, even in the 1700 something. Europeans went to South Carolina mostly british founded Jamestown, most of their white servants died from the hot and humid area, which is why Europeans preferred having Africans as slaves since they could stand any weather. Now Egypt would be much hotter than America especially since they weren't as advanced than. Before the Hellenistic era Egyptians consisted of Africans and Middle eastern. That's why when you see most Egyptians today they don't really look European, since alot of mixing occured aswell. Also if you look at Egyptian painting you mostly see people with medium brown complexions which are usually African or Middle eastern definitely not European. So please learn history before you decide who was what race.

I am repeating my reply on your comment on the Nefertiti's photo, same goes for Akhenaten and their son Tutankhamun, but not for Cléopatra though : Actually Nefertiti would have had exactly the skin colour portrayed in the photo. She was the wife of Akhenaten, the famous ruler of the 18th dynasty, a descent of King Ahmose the founder of the 18th dynasty who regained control over Egypt by kicking out the Hyksos (Canaanite) just 200 years before Akhnaten. Ahmose came from Thebes (currently Luxor) where Egyptian people living there today have a darker skin colour, and Nefertiti's father comes from Akhmim in central Egypt where Egyptians today have the exact skin colour as in the photo. Even Nefertiti's bust in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin have the same colour. P.S. I am originally Egyptian.

This is correct - the only only black Egyptians were not genetically Egyptian.