Which race was Queen Cleopatra?

The person on the far right of this image is one self-portrayal of the ancient Egyptians.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Egyptian_race_controversy#/media/Filegyptian_races.jpg

The more obviously black person is a Nubian. That is not to say there weren't Egyptians who weren't darker (or paler) than portrayed here.

The skin pigmentation of all black people are not the same and occur on a spectrum due to climate, vegetation and proximity to the equator.

A reasonable argument to the racial heterogeneity that occurred years later could come from the impact of the Egyptian empire where peoples would have migrated to and from Egypt where there would have been racial mixing between the Ancient black peoples and peoples from elsewhere. This occurrence can also be seen in other major empires including Roman, British etc.

What convinces you that ancient egyptians were black? Their immediate neighbours to the south certainly were, but their immediate neighbours to the west are shown as pale. When they portrayed themselves, they usually seem like people in Egypt and the middle east today.

No it wasn't during Cleopatra's period macedonia the greek state was already subdued by Rome and Before her lifetime Macedonia yes was it's own kingdom but so was all of greece there were thracians as well but they're still referred to as ancient Greeks, because they literally referred to themselves as such "hellenes" was what ancient macedonians call themselves the only reason we refer to them as macedons is to differentiate them from other hellenic kingdoms.

Also before you reply again Hellas is what modern day greeks call greece and its what also ancient greeks called.

So no there is no difference.

Italians still have ancient italic blood in them lol even the southern italians can trace some of their lineage to Greeks who only occupied the region during 8th century BC and once again during Byzantines period. Even the Greeks themselves who were occupied by a middle eastern empire still have majority Greek ancestry even those turks who think they're from central asia have a significant amount of greek blood.

There are those celt origin who still exist on the british isles too.
There were no ethnically black egyptian. Ancient egypt developed from the north of the nile which is closer to israel than it is to Sudan the first settlers at the nile would of most likely been very ancient middle easterners. Haplogroup data and and ancient language very much states this.

Ye black people come in all shades hence why when were talking about facts we dont use a made up social concept like race being based off your skin colour instead we use only and science. And the only sub-Saharan africans in ancient egypt were Nilotes from Sudan

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What do you think, guys? is the Macedonian blood line an own race or not?

She was ethnically Greek and Egyptian, fact. She was certainly not black like the Netflix show is getting heat for. The only black rulers of Egypt were the Kushites of the Nubian Dynasty.

Not a race.
More of an ethnicity based upon extensive very close blood relative endogamous practices for centuries and some ancient geographical lines.
Like the ancient Dacians, Illyrians, Philistines, Phoenicians and Thracians were.

Cleopatra lived about 1300 years after King Tut
She was not a native Egyptian anymore than that SNP leader is a native Scot.

Then after the Greeks, the Arabs took over.. today Egypt is extremely Arab

The immediate neighbours to the West (Libya) were not non-black. Ancient Libyans were darker-skinned.

Did you click on the link I posted? The Ancient Egyptians depict them as much paler than themselves in that work.

And if we point to her ethnicity, is it wrong to say that she was a Greek, just because her Macedonian descent was part of Hellenism? In short: was she a Macedonian or Greek from the point of ethnicity?

I did not. See my posts above.

It shows an Ancient Egyptian depiction of a Libyan as pale-skinned, much paler than an Egyptian, who in turn is paler than a Nubian.

Where did you get the idea that ancient Libyans were black?

I see what you said here:

"The immediate neighbours to the West (Libya) were not non-black. Ancient Libyans were darker-skinned. Even when you see the region such as Jordan, Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Judea (Israel), Yemeni etc. you will see ancient portrayals to be darker skinned."

But I don't see what evidence you're citing?