Did ancient Tama-Re have access to a microscope?

Min, in ancient Egyptian religion, was a god of fertility and harvest, the embodiment of the masculine principle; he was also worshipped as the Lord of the Eastern Desert. ... His cult originated in predynastic times (4th millennium BCE). Min was represented with phallus erect, a flail in his raised right hand. Source

 "...How big are sperm cells? From head to tail, human sperm cells measure about 50 micrometers (0.05 millimeters, or roughly 0.002 inches). The tiniest object you can see with your unaided eyes is about 0.1 mm—so forget about seeing sperm without a microscope. A human egg is about 30 times bigger—large enough to be seen with the naked eye."  : Source

We are Moors!

In the era of Black Lives Matter, it's become very important not to get caught up in modern-day hysteria to the point where you feel the need to redefine yourselves from the original name given to you by your great ancient Tamarean ancestors! 
You are Moors, we were known as Moors from the Land (Ta) of the Moor (Mera) of which is an Ancient name of KMT. (The Black Soil.)

Source: Sir. E.A. Wallis Budge Hieroglyphic Dictionary.

DNA evidence that Europeans began 6,500 years ago

Since these so-called Ashkhenazi Jews wanna claim they are the so-called "Original Hebrews" of their beloved Torah then let's also address their racial classification of "Caucasian" and the fact that the Caucasian race had absolutely no historical civilization past 6500 years of which completely eliminates them from ANY ancient culture including that which include the so-called 1st man Adam or anything that occurred in Ancient Egypt especially since now we know using satellite geography we can measure the age of the Giza plateau of the Middle Kingdom by the movement of the Nile river away from the causeways to over 37,000 years ago. (Reference #ThePyramidCode documentary by Carmen Boulter) #VerifiedFacts #NationalGeographic

Europeans as a people are younger than we thought, a new study suggests. Using satellite geography to redate the Egyptian timeline of the Giza Plateau.