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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mystery Solver: [QB] We know that East Africans made their way into Tihama region, because there is archaeological evidence of it. > Discussion [URL=http://www.egyptsearch.com/forums/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=8;t=004340#000000]link[/URL] [i]...My current hypothesis is that during the late 3rd millennium BC, in response to a drying climate, [b]people were on the move.[/b] Some settled on Dahlak island. [b]The people who settled in al-Midamman **crossed the Red Sea and settled in the Tihama** where they found a window of opportunity for life as result of the **massive flooding that was emanating from the highlands**, from a landscape out of control.[/b] When checks and balances were put in place in the highlands, as part of the landscape stabilisation for which Yemen became synonymous, the people at the coast were forced to move on. Groups may have found their way into the Jawf, and the Hadramawt. [b]They retained some of their specific lithic technology, but generally otherwise **became integrated** with the rest of the South Arabian populations.[/b][/i] - Edward Keall Also see Fattovich's work. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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