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[QUOTE]Originally posted by BlessedbyHorus: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by Swenet: [qb] Gotta love how Doug is all over the place. Note he didn't respond to my point that there is not more academic neglect in the areas where Bantu languages are spoken than in West Africa below the Sahel. As usual he commits himself for several pages to an argument (in this case, he said that Africa below the equator has been targeted by a racist conspiracy to make it appear uninhabited), but when it is blown out of the water he still tries to double down with all sorts of distractions while insisting his current argument is the same as his original argument. Again, pre-holocene coastal West Africa has much larger gaps in the historical record, but Doug insists that areas south (which are in reality much better documented) are completely unique in Africa as far as being targeted by a racist conspiracy and deliberate neglect. :rolleyes: [/qb][/QUOTE]No offense to Doug M, but I don't know why he keeps saying that. EVERYONE, including modern anthropologist/academic agree that Africa below the equator while sparsly populated has ALWAYS been inhabited by African groups like the Twa(prefer not to call them pygmy),Hadza and finally the Khoisan people. And then you have Nilotics always inhabiting the Great Lakes region. So again I don't understand what his argument is about Africa below the the equator never being inhabited. As for coastal West Africa I agree 100% and feel that area needs more research. Not just the pre-holocene but I notice that there is a big historical gap in coastal West Africa going into even the bronze age. But I believe the region was sparsely inhabited by Twa like people. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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