Where is the mysterious land of Punt?

Ancient Egyptian texts make clear that Punt was somewhere to the south and east of Egypt.
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[Sweetdification]

Beautiful eye Catching Colors you have on Dr Bunmi Oyisan

[yahsscattered]

Thank you my. sister for what you doing here. Please, what ever you do, please keep going. And if you get a time I pray you do something on the Israelites of old and the land of Canaanites since technically it is Africa and is also the root and motivation behind the campaign to whitewash all of North African history. Please😊.

[yaabarag]

Comparison of egyptian-somali vocabulary:

"The language of ancient egypt belonged to the hamitic group...surviving hamitic languages are spoken across a large part of north africa and include somali."( The english language , A Historical introduction, " by the british historical and linguist charles barber .)

1) in ancient-egyptian language "hes": song, sing with musical instrument / in somali language :" hees"= song, sing with musical instrument.

2) "AAR" means "lion" in both language

3) "Usha" means "scepter" in both languages.
4) in somali-egyptian"Shub" means a)"pour out. "B) construction made of concrete.

5) in somali-egyptian languages:"Sekedseked" means "Redoubling of the building blocks, Stacked building blocks or something else.

6) in egyptian-somali:
Neter/Neder(divine being) Hipo/Hipo (it means "gift" and the sound "p" it is not mainly used in Hamitic languages):Heru/Huur(a stork): Tuf/tuf(spit): Habi(the nile)/Habi, Abi(source of water, to drink, give him drink) Wabi ( ariver) Kab/Kab(shoe) brq/biriq(lightning):"Qbb/qaboob(cold, cool, fresh):'ayah/dayah(moon);dab(fire) anka/aniga(pronoun "i") :su, asu/usi(he);ka, kaah /ka, kaah(him, the man's appearance, spirit, vital essence, ); xi/ki (a such); Hati, hat/haat, haati(widen wings, flying birds); medu/muud(liquid), Hoo/hoo(to offer), Gundhate, Gunti/gundhate, Gunti (loincloth), maanta /maanta(today, morning); kaua/kaw(standard number one, 1,frist); NefNefi/NefNef, Neef(respiration, breath),
(Râ, Horakhty /Râh, Horrahthy(the sun)

In ancient-egyptian "Râ" is the sun-god / in somali "Qor-Rah" means the "neck of Rah, sun-god . (Qor=neck / Rah: sun-god) the latter" a" is pronounced with the voiceless pharyngeal fricative
[ĥ]

7) egyptian somali :Awoow/Awoow (grandfather, old man);

Ayeeytha/Ayeeyda (grandmother, old woman, old age)

8) in ancient-egyptian "Hun, Hunnu" =young man young girl/ in somali "Hun, Hunnu, Huunno"=young man young girl.

9) two somali/egytian similar names of the pharaonic enthronement : Sare, hore/s

[ishmaelbenn]

African people need to stop using European narratives to explain African history. Why would a queen travel so frequently to a land just to shop. Punt was the land of the Gods she served