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To: robowombat

Some say that the out of Africa model is wrong. King Tut was said to be Irish for a while then said related to half of the European men.


2 posted on 11/08/2014 4:05:59 PM PST by mountainlion (Live well for those that did not make it back.)
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To: mountainlion

Well, the Celts are the wild card in that deck. They’re not quite sure where the proto-Celts came from but it might be as far east as India or Tibet. There are Tibetans who have freckles and red hair, I’ve seen photos. Also a musicologist I read about once claimed similarities between Indian and Celtic musical forms.

CC


3 posted on 11/08/2014 4:15:37 PM PST by Celtic Conservative (sufficient unto the day are the troubles therof.)
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To: mountainlion
Some say that the out of Africa model is wrong. King Tut was said to be Irish for a while then said related to half of the European men.

It is incorrect to say that Tut was Irish. It is more correct to say he has a genetic relationship with the people who eventually settled in Ireland.

Agriculture apparently originated somewhere in the Levant. It would not be surprising if proto-European agriculturalists came down the eastern Mediterranean coast, found the rich soil of the Nile valley, and settled there, displacing any original inhabitants.

8 posted on 11/08/2014 4:56:31 PM PST by PapaBear3625 (You don't notice it's a police state until the police come for you.)
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To: mountainlion

Dancing by the Nile
Moved to the Emerald Isle (Celtic Tut)


13 posted on 11/08/2014 5:33:51 PM PST by billorites (freepo ergo sum)
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