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[QUOTE]Originally posted by MindoverMatter718: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by TheAmericanPatriot: [qb] You are as crazy as a loon mindover. Africa had nothing, actually less than nothing, with the development of European civilization. This is where you people go right over the cliff. [/qb][/QUOTE]It's fairly obvious with your cheap illogical one liner denials, no logical human being (especially since you call yourself a history teacher :rolleyes: ) in their right mind would over look this established genetic, and archaeological evidence by actual scientists in the field... You have some nerve, but no credibility to call these scholars liars, when you have no counter evidence other than mere one liner denials in the face of actual hard evidence. [QUOTE]Prehistoric contacts over the Straits of Gibraltar indicated by genetic analysis of Iberian Bronze Age cattle [URL=http://www.pnas.org/content/102/24/8431.full.pdf+html?sid=8370fb44-581a-4cf7-bcaf-da0a09e388bb] [b] [i]Link[/i] [/b] [/URL] [i]Previously, the appearance of the Late Atlantic Neolithic culture had been placed at a significantly later date than the Egyptian culture, and this chronology and the cultural similarity were interpreted as implying that Egypt was the original source (14). [b]However, more accurate radiocarbon dates obtained from Late Atlantic Neolithic culture sites subsequently redated the origin of this culture to being approximately the same as that of the predynastic Badarian Egyptian culture (15), leading to the hypothesis that these two cultures might derive from a common area, perhaps through pastoral groups living in the Sahara.[/b] The culture linked to the Late Atlantic Neolithic period is known to have been dedicated almost exclusively to cattle breeding, secondarily complemented by sheep and goat breeding (14), suggesting that an investigation of the origin of Iberian cattle may offer further insight into early Iberian–African cultural contacts. [/i] [i] These early Neolithic populations of Andalusia appear to have consisted of a number of distinct groups (12), [b]one of which is suggested to have African origin due to finds of characteristic red ochre ceramics (13, 14). Similarities have also been noted between the predynastic Badarian Egyptian culture dated to the 5th millennium B.C. and the Late Atlantic Neolithic culture in western Andalusia (14). Previously, the appearance of the Late Atlantic Neolithic culture had been placed at a significantly later date than the Egyptian culture, and this chronology and the cultural similarity were interpreted as implying that Egypt was the original source (14). However, more accurate radiocarbon dates obtained from Late Atlantic Neolithic culture sites subsequently redated the origin of this culture to being approximately the same as that of the predynastic Badarian Egyptian culture (15), leading to the hypothesis that these two cultures might derive from a common area, perhaps through pastoral groups living in the Sahara. The culture linked to the Late Atlantic Neolithic period is known to have been dedicated almost exclusively to cattle breeding, secondarily complemented by sheep and goat breeding (14), suggesting that an investigation of the origin of Iberian cattle may offer further insight into early Iberian–African cultural contacts.[/b] [/i] [/QUOTE] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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