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Ham·ite  (hmt)
n.
A member of a group of peoples of northern and northeast Africa, including the Berbers, Tuaregs, and the ancient Egyptians and their descendants.
[After Ham.]
Hamite [ˈhæmaɪt]
n
(Social Science / Peoples) a member of a group of peoples of N Africa supposedly descended from Noah's son Ham (Genesis 5:32, 10:6), including the ancient Egyptians, the Berbers, etc.
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As confirmed by the Biblical researcher, Walter Arthur McGray his genealogy makes Jesus a descendant of African people, as the Hamites were African and most Semites were of some African blood.
The lost tribe: this is the second and concluding part of Amani ... by Buntu, Amani Olubanjo / New African
Western historians, ethnologists, anthropologists and archaeologists, when coming across "Akricoids', have labelled them Negroid, Proto-Negroid, Proto-Australoid, Negritic, Negrito (South/ Southeast and Far East Asia) or Hamites, Eurafrikans, Mediterraneans and the Brown Race (Southwest Asia).
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