Maybe different, but definiatly not light brown like we are told egypians were. There skin was black, rich in melanin to survive the constant sun exposure.

Also, i forgot most of the details of which peoples moved where, but the Hebrews to Negroes book layed it all out, pointing many historical records, including the old testement, which isnt just fairlytails, but also has historical accuracy when it comes to peoples and mirgrations.

It changed my mind, i used to thinl tan colored drawings on pyramid walls meant that egypian were tan brown like we see today. But appearently, there are more drawings with blacker people, so, i domt think that hieroglyphics or a mummies non-nappy hair, is strong enough evidence to base an argument. But im only offering to "read a book" so, its not like this is a orgabized debate.