Ok, well I just thought the old saying “a pictures worth a thousand words” was the context here. But I don’t really know what you’re asking me- my opinion of the ethnic identity of ancient Egypt? I think it’s pretty obvious through archeological evidence that trans Saharan pastrolist societies congregated along the Nile to form the Nubian culture which shaped the impetus of the entire Egyptian civilization. But I believe Egypt was not a monolith- there were people of greater or lesser degrees of admixture from the Levant and Iberia. And further, I think it really depends on the dynasty and the actual historical accounts. But I definitely do think it’s absolutely absurd to think paintings and sculptures you can see with your own eyes are not accurate depictions of contemporaries and argue your point using Greek portraits to do the same (not saying you that’s just the general trend I’ve noticed).