I figured that since Egypt was rather diverse for its time i would think i wouldn't be completely out of the realm of possibility
the closest I've got on this were Nubians however their made up of many different groups of people so it's hard to say one description says the Nubians where made of a red and black population
the notion of race didn't really seem prevalent or wasn't really a thing at during that time period
But overall I'm just wondering if was possible
the notion of race didn't really seem prevalent or wasn't really a thing at during that time period
You touch on a recurring challenge in history: [how] can we use modern concepts to describe societies that didn't use those concepts, or at least didn't approach them the way we do? This thread only somewhat addresses Ancient Egypt in particular, but you'll probably find it helpful nonetheless:
As always, though, more can be said, if anyone wishes to add a new contribution.