Why has this not been declared a mythical land like Atlantis? We have no evidence for it.
>>18762701I thought it was Somalia. Am I misremembering?
>>18762712>Am I misremembering?Yes.
>>18762701They got a WordPress site called LandofPunt where they post bleached Horners more lightskinned than Yemenis you can check there.
>>18762752>bleachedWhy do some people really want to be either white or connected to whiteness?
>>18762773Why do white people want to be dark by putting shit on their pink skin? I'm not a psychologist just a noticer.
"Atlantis" first appeared by that name in some political tracts by Plato, whose whole ethos was about creating national myths for a better Greece. Plato was literally the Greek Tolkien. Might as well be looking for ruins of Beleriand or (more on that nose) Numenor.Punt on the other hand is mooted in real Egyptian texts. The traders went to where trade could happen, which was real places, not fake places like Atlantis or the land of the Rechabites or wherever.There's the difference, for anyone reading this who is not a faggot like OP.
>>18762804Could you not post a pic that homoerotic?>>18762853>The traders went to where trade could happen, which was real placesYet we have no idea where that is just like Atlantis.
[samefag]Anyway, "Punt" is probably a Budge-era mispronunciation. pwnt was more likely *pwenet, that -et being your classic old-Semitic / old-Egyptian / old-Berber feminine ending. The Late Egyptian or contemporary Semitic would be something like *eponah or *oponah and indeed Opone was the Koine Greek for one of those ports around the Horn.
>>18762867https://www.africanhistoryextra.com/p/demystifying-the-ancient-land-ofPunt had baboons, ivory, and the hides of great cats. Looks like east Africa to me, might taste like bbc to you
