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If it was true I wound not be surprised if his mother was actually a Berber slave.Also reminds me of Napoleon Bonapartes Haplogroup E1b1b1c,maybe he also was a decedent of a Moor or Arab that converted to Christianity to save his skin.
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In the case of Leonardo's fingertip, patterns and ridges pointed to the Middle East, the researchers concluded.
"The fingerprint features patterns such as the central whorl that are dominant in the Middle East. About 60 percent of the Middle Eastern population display the same dermatoglyphic structure found in the fingerprint," Capasso said.
The discovery would support Vezzosi's claim that Leonardo's mother was not a local peasant girl as previously thought, but a Middle Eastern slave.
According to Vezzosi, records unearthed in Vinci offer substantial evidence that Leonardo's father, a craftsman called Ser Piero Da Vinci, owned a Middle-Eastern female slave named Caterina.
"It was common in 15th century Tuscany to own slaves from the Middle East," said Vezzosi.
Indeed, in 1452, the same year of Leonardo's birth, a law was passed in Florence that gave slave owners greater rights over their slaves.
Shortly after the law was passed, Ser Piero married Caterina off to one of his workers. The woman had just given birth to a boy called Leonardo.
quote: Indeed, nothing is left of the painter, engineer, mathematician, philosopher and naturalist. The remains of Leonardo, who died in 1519 in Amboise, France, were dispersed in the 16th century during religious wars.
He never existed. Another Albino constructed mythology to hide their looting of Muurish libraries in Spain, Italy and southern France.
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In prehistory and ancient history the kamite/egyptian migrate in large number in etruria italy and south spain due to trade reason and the invasion of egypt by assyrian,persian,greek etc .There was a large black population in italy in renaissance time .leonardo da vinci black mother could descend from them .
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