La culture de l’Égypte ancienne apportée de la Nubie par les migrants et perpétuée par leurs descendants de l’Afrique de l’Ouest

According to the writings of Greek and Modern historians, Nubia can be seen as the birthplace of the cultures of the very first populations of ancient Black Egypt and their descendants currently living in West Africa. The cultural similarities common to Nubians, ancient Egyptians and inhabitants of West Africa are partly explained by a long cohabitation in the Nile Valley. These similarities relate to the establishment of divinities, circumcision and death rites. The author highlights them by relying on oral traditions established by classical authors, hieroglyphic sources and archaeological data in order to write a page of their common history Keywords : Nubia, Egypt, Migration, Divinity, Cultural unity