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Crunchy Frog

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29. When the DNA shift is sudden and massive

Reply to jberryhill (Reply #26)

Wed Apr 17, 2019, 07:46 PM

Apr 2019

And accompanied by the arrival of an entire, new cultural complex, then it was likely more than a few people getting a little on the side.

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Stonehenge: DNA reveals origin of builders [View all] Zorro Apr 2019 OP

Thanks for the link! Talitha Apr 2019 #1

In those days, they were called Moores, I think? lindysalsagal Apr 2019 #2

Not 6,000 years ago. I wondered about Egyptian training though. nt Hekate Apr 2019 #3

That's an interesting thought. Silver Gaia Apr 2019 #6

Anatolia region of Turkey is home to the oldest Neolithic structures in the world Amishman Apr 2019 #12

Many thanks; I knew I should have gone looking for a better answer. Hekate Apr 2019 #21

Othello was a Moore... SeattleVet Apr 2019 #4

This was about 5,000 years before the Moors. Silver Gaia Apr 2019 #5

Mary Tyler Moore is a Moore. You mean the Moors (los Moros). DFW Apr 2019 #9

Actually it is Moops Takket Apr 2019 #13

LOL malaise Apr 2019 #14

I am currently reading an excellent book on the subject and recommend it highly: Tanuki Apr 2019 #17

Holy shit! jcgoldie Apr 2019 #18

Moors were black... HipChick Apr 2019 #15

I do think so. In the ancient artwork, one can see nubians looking different from the Karadeniz Apr 2019 #32

They weren't called anything at all in any currently existing language. Crunchy Frog Apr 2019 #24

That won't go down well with Brexiters ! OnDoutside Apr 2019 #7

From Anatolia (Turkey) RandiFan1290 Apr 2019 #8

Yup, first thing I thought of. nt DLevine Apr 2019 #10

The mobility of peoples and their technology goes back amazingly far DFW Apr 2019 #11

It is amazing, isn't it. MineralMan Apr 2019 #16

These migrations were probably related to the Ice Ages FakeNoose Apr 2019 #19

This migration was during the Neolithic, thousands of years after the retreat of the glaciers. Crunchy Frog Apr 2019 #25

People don't need to move much for DNA to travel, though jberryhill Apr 2019 #26

When the DNA shift is sudden and massive Crunchy Frog Apr 2019 #29

Your honor, I have no idea how my DNA got there jberryhill Apr 2019 #30

It reminds me of the later Chaco Culture in America. hunter Apr 2019 #23

Immigrants get it done mainer Apr 2019 #20

Aaarrggghh! There is nothing in the abstract of the paper about Stonehenge muriel_volestrangler Apr 2019 #22

Yes it is atrocious sensationalist reporting jberryhill Apr 2019 #27

Stonehenge was built by Mexican immigrants. kwassa Apr 2019 #33

Thank you for the clarification. Crunchy Frog Apr 2019 #28

If you Google "Stonehenge" right now, EVERYTHING that comes up Crunchy Frog Apr 2019 #31