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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Troll Patrol: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by Anglo_pisspot: [qb] ^ Negroids are the recent mutation, not Caucasoids. Oldest Negroid skeleton, only 12k years. lol. Mauny, 1978: The oldest-known skeleton of a West African was found in Nigeria at Iwo Eleru; it is of a negroid man and is dated to 9250 ± 150 BC. Phillipson, 2005: A single human skeleton some 12,000 years old from the lowest level of Iwo Eleru has been described as already showing specifically negroid features.... "True" Black Africans appear as a recent adaptive radiation in the above dendrograms, apparently branching off from an ancestral Pygmy population — a line of ancestry also indicated by osteological data (Coon 1962:651-656; Watson et al. 1996). This radiation seems to have occurred somewhere in West Africa. Before the Bantu expansion about 3,000 years ago, [b]true Black Africans were absent from the continent's central, eastern, and southern regions[/b] (Cavalli-Sforza 1986:361-362; Oliver 1966). They were also absent from the middle Nile until about 4,000 years ago, at which time they begin to appear in paintings from Pharaonic Egypt and in skeletal remains from Nubia (Junker 1921). [/qb][/QUOTE]The more you post the dumber you look. All you can do is repeat the same rubbish. [b]l-Barga reveals one of the most important necropoleis of the early Holocene in Africa.[/b] This site was discovered in 2001 during a survey concentrating on the zones bordering the alluvial plain. The name el-Barga is borrowed from a nearby mountain. The site is located on an elevation formed by an outcrop of bedrock (Nubian sandstone) less than 15 km from the Nile, as the crow flies. It includes a settlement area dated to circa [b]7500 B.C.[/b] and cemeteries belonging to two distinct periods. The habitation is a circular hut slightly less than five metres in diameter, its maximum depth exceeding 50 centimetres. This semi-subterranean structure contained a wealth of artefacts resulting from the site’s occupation (ceramics, grinding tools, flint objects, ostrich eggshell beads, a mother-of-pearl pendant, bone tools, faunal remains, shells). The abundance of artefacts discovered suggests a marked inclination towards a sedentary lifestyle, even though certain activities (fishing and hunting) necessitate seasonal migration. North of this habitation, about forty burials were dated to the Epipalaeolithic [b](7700-7000 B.C.)[/b] and generally do not contain any furnishings. On the other hand, the Neolithic cemetery ([b]6000-5500 B.C.)[/b] located further south comprises about a hundred burials often containing artefacts (adornment, ceramics, flint or bone objects). [IMG]http://www.kerma.ch/images/stories/kema/en/sitearch3o/elbarrga/07.%20Neolithic%20burial%20.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://www.kerma.ch/images/stories/kema/en/sitearch3o/elbarrga/06.%20Epipalaeolithic%20tomb%20.jpg[/IMG] . The people who comprise with Hg A and B. And depending on where tribes resided, it's dependable of their physical appearance, facial features. The tribes at the site of Kibish look the pic beneath, and this is where the oldest remains were found. It's the Southeast of Ethiopia, near the so called border of Northern Kenya and guess what: South Sudan! [URL=http://www.nature.com/news/2005/050214/full/news050214-10.html] [IMG]http://zelalemassefa.com/Zimages/Kibish_map.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ed/Kibish_formation_area_of_archaeology_dig.jpg]Kibish[/URL] [IMG]http://tinyurl.com/bptcp6s[/IMG] [IMG]http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4074/4855696189_dc3e9bc509_z.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7159/6493267519_45937826ba_z.jpg[/IMG] [URL=http://www.cairn.info/loadimg.php?FILE=CEA/CEA_196/CEA_196_0893/fullCEA_id9782713222092_pu2009-04s_pa01-da06_art02_img003.jpg]Large image[/URL] [URL=http://www.lnsart.com/JachCampChiefSudan.jpg]Large image[/URL] Interesting is however, that there at the site of Kibish you will find within several tribes, people with several facial features. Small noses, wide noses, thin lips, full lips etc....in all kinds of variety. Yet, these people belong to the oldests groups amoungst mankind. This a South Sudanese model. [URL=http://www.jamati.com/online/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/l_540d42cdb81cd01bc1e4460b0e2cea83.jpg]Large image[/URL] Recent dating evidence re-establishes the Kibish fossils found in Ethiopia as the oldest modern human fossils known, at about 195,000 years. The Kibish (Omo) fossils were found in 1967 in the Kibish region near the Omo River in Ethiopia. A partial skull and skeleton (Omo 1) and a skull lacking its face (Omo 2) were discovered in separate localities and dating techniques available at the time suggested they might be about 130,000 years old. Herto skulls In 2003 two partial and one nearly complete modern human skulls were found in Herto, Ethiopia, and were dated at about 160,000 years old. They were hailed as the oldest relatively complete and well-dated finds of our species Homo sapiens. [URL=http://www.nhm.ac.uk/about-us/news/2005/feb/news_3639.html] [IMG]http://www.nhm.ac.uk/about-us/news/2005/feb/images/skull-omo-370_11092_1.jpg[/IMG] A reconstruction of Homo sapiens skull Omo 1 from Kibish, Kenya, re-dated to 196,000 years old, the oldest modern human specimen More info on the Kibish[/URL] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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