Is there any evidence regarding the hair type these egeptians might have had?

Do you know whether anybody has used dental morphology to explore whether their teeth were more similar to the Mediterranian or the Subsaharan African dental types?

IF ever you decide to speak the truth about pure Africans in Ancient Egypt, you might be interested in images of them there. Here is one.
http://www.mfa.org/handbook/portrait.asp?id=42&s=4

Pure or not, Ancient Egypt was a mixed place with plenty of mixed people thanks to Middle Easterners overtaking the aboriginal population. It is silly to assume that Negroids either knew nothing about or had nothing to do with any nation right next door to their own.

Dienekes,you have a wonderful site that exposes many flase doctrine that has been imposed. However,your views on the Egyptians are just as unfounded as the views of Arthur Kemp on Ancient Greece,because the reserve heads you display are people from Lower Egypt. Being that Egyptians were diverse in their hair texture,color,and physical morphology,you might want to be true and shopw depictions from all over Egypt.

Here is a picture of another reserve head that was once believed by George Resiner to be a representation of a Nubian wife of an Egyptian. Academics have found that this is not the case and represents an Egypt,so I recommend you add this head to the others.

http://www.metmuseum.org/explore/new_pyramid/PYRAMIDS/HTML/el_pyramid_head2.htm

I am starting work on reserve heads do you have any starting references, articles or books i can start with before starting a dissertation on the subject?

cheers, jude seath

What about this head Dienekes?