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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mike111: [QB] [b]For those who might wonder why I do not agree with Professor Piazza and his colleagues:[/b] [i]From their study, Quote: The scientists compared DNA samples taken from healthy males living in Tuscany, Northern Italy, the Southern Balkans, the island of Lemnos in Greece, and the Italian islands of Sicily and Sardinia. The Tuscan samples were taken from individuals who had lived in the area for at least three generations, and were selected on the basis of their surnames, which were required to have a geographical distribution not extending beyond the linguistic area of sampling. The samples were compared with data from modern Turkish, South Italian, European and Middle-Eastern populations. “We found that the DNA samples from individuals from Murlo and Volterra were more closely related those from near Eastern people than those of the other Italian samples”, says Professor Piazza. “In Murlo particularly, one genetic variant is shared only by people from Turkey, and, of the samples we obtained, the Tuscan ones also show the closest affinity with those from Lemnos.”[/i] [b]First there is this bit of DATA from my post above:[/b] The findings indicate (as is obvious from the pictured artifacts), that the Ancient Etruscans had little in common with the people who later came to Italy, said Joanna Mountain, assistant professor of anthropological sciences. The findings as documented in ''Serial Coalescent Simulations” indicate a Weak Genealogical Relationship Between Etruscans and Modern Tuscans. [b]Then there is this bit of DATA:[/b] THE SEA PEOPLE MIGRATION >>>>> [b]TO ANATOLIA[/b] (circa 1,200 B.C.) The Peleset and Tjeker (Minoans) of Crete, they would later be known as the “Philistines” after they had settled in Southern Canaan. Over time, this area became known by a form of their name “Palestine”. The Lukka who may have come from the Lycian region of Anatolia, The Ekwesh and Denen seem to be identified with the original Greeks, The Shardana (Sherden) who may be associated with Sardinia, The Teresh (Tursha or Tyrshenoi), [b]the Tyrrhenians - the Greek name for the Etruscans,[/b] and The Shekelesh (Sicilians?). [b]OBVIOUSLY - THE ETRUSCANS "WENT" TO ANATOLIA!!!!!! Professor Piazza and his colleagues either don't know sh1t about history, or they are as stupid as the Mindless-one.[/b] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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