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The Y(male chromosome) DNA haplogroup R1b1 is found in Black Africa, mostly as a minority element though amongst a few peoples it is quite prominent. It got there through the migrations of people from the Middle East. Christian Sildan shows how this confirms the Middle East origins of R1b1 which is otherwise associated mainly with Western Europe. |
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Cristian Sildan
Proof from Africa of the Middle East Origins of R1b1!
Y
Haplogroup
E also from the Middle East
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(a) R1b1 and Africa
Not one of the readers seems to see what a bounty this information
is for the adepts of Semitic Europe!
Let's proceed logically:
- you gave us the links for the works of a guy (D. Lange) about the legends and genealogies
of precisely the Hausas and others from the same region.
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E and Africa
And now, concerning E, I have a theory on it.
I found weird how it's found on 3 continents like that, and in quite massive
proportions.
I also found weird how the most African y-haplogroups, A and B, are vanishingly
rare today outside southern Africa... and southern Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia!
It's obvious that E originated somewhere in the north, and migrated southwards
and replaced the local ones.
This explains the presence of the native haplogroups in the southern tip of the
continent, where they were pushed.
But Sudan?
Well, Sudan and Ethiopia may be the proof that E appeared in Arabia, jumped
across sea in Sudan, and from there its pastoral possessors spread it slowly on
the continent. They were probably few at the beginning, but slowly they
contacted tribes, they wooed most girls with their wealth in cows, therefore
winning the genetic competition with the native boys. By the third or so tribe
they infiltrated, they were totally black from their repeatedly African mothers,
but they kept carrying on their fatherly haplogroup. In Sudan and Ethiopia they
did not displace the local male genepool since they were few and the Sudanese
guys raised their own cows as they bought them from this group or adopted their
methods, or they were already raising their own cows but were less adventurous
and adaptive and not migrating. But for the more interior hunter-gatherer
tribes, the Arabian-originated shepherds were absolute novelty, all the fathers
being glad to wed their daughters to these formidably rich strangers, that were
now looking and behaving, in other respects, like them.
In time, this migration got violent since this wave of population touched the
Guinea gulf, they formed there the Bantu group and this group carried on
migration AND conquest toward the more southern latitudes. And it's known that
African inter-tribal warfare is quite bloody, the winner takes all, especially
females...
Now, how could have been the originator of the E haplogroup?
Well, its presence upon 3 continents and its manifested pastoral spread into
Africa point to a Middle Eastern origin, but by whom?
Well, I think there was more than one Forefather, but as a general rule, it must
have been a haplogroup that appeared when a Shemite father met a Hamite mother.
Not in all cases, but in many. More specifically, when a Shemite founder met a
Hamite matriarch, and their descendants kept marrying Hamite women for a long
while. It seems logical enough. Let's see: the Berbers are almost exclusively E,
from what I remember. Flavius Josephus says of some of them they are the
descendants of Abraham's post-Sarah women. He says the same of the Erythreans,
very important, since it's the area most historians consider to be the root of
the spread of pastoralism and therefore massive population into Africa. And it's
said these boys departed from him, after conveniently endowed with wealth, in
order not to compete with Isaac. Many other Berbers are Phoenician, meaning
another long-term mixing of Shemites and Hamites. It looks like Edom did it's
own colonizing on the Red Sea shores, too. It seems like many Albanians, a
European-considered population with 30-40% of E, is in fact a Muslim
north-African nucleus that migrated there and assimilated Thracian locals to
their ways. And so on and so forth.
So basically, this is the thesis: people like Sheba, Dedan, some of Edom and
Ismael, or Asher with the Phoenicians, went to Hamite areas, slowly -or rapidly-
displaced the male gene-pool and their descendants kept marrying Hamite women
for a long time, constantly integrating new tribes and recontacting the female
Hamite lines. Finally this influenced the male genetical inheritance as well,
and produced a sort of haplogroup that is intermediate between the European and
Afro-Indian, that is the E.
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