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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Clyde Winters: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by LEDAMA: [qb]THE DRAVIDIANS HAVE NEVER BEEN TO AFRICA,yes they are nilotes,because they also have nilotic mtDNA L3(M&N),they have nilotic zebu cattle,but they represent the nilotes who never made it to africa,all nilotes(cush) entered africa via the horn of africa route,but the khoisan(phut),pygmy(mizrahim)and bantu(canaan) respectively all entered africa via the egypt sinai peninsula route at different times of history.Africa(also most continents) was uninhabited immediately after the flood,don't you read the bible.by the way the biblical migration history was written over 3500 years ago,and it makes alot of sense that what modern historians are saying. sorry clyde but DNA shows migration of zebu cow,african donkey,millet,soghurm,mariuana,rice,Spider plant (Cleome gynandra) from INDIA TO AFRICA [/QUOTE][/qb] I have read the Bible. Your interpretation of the migration of the Kushites has nothing to do with history and linguistics. In fact your interpretations are based on the researchers you refer to as "pseudo -white historians", who you claim not to support--but form the basis of your model of African history. The only new element you add to your writing is the Kalenjin. There is no archaeological evidence of millet coming to Africa from India. The millet and other crops cultivated by the Dravidians were cultivated in Africa, before they were taken to India. Archaeological evidence shows that the Dravidian culture originated in Africa and that the South Indian megalithic culture of the Dravidians was related to the C-Group people of Nubia. I pointed out the archaeological evidence in the article I cite earlier. Now why don't you cite research articles not a Wiki page supporting your claims. Moreover there is no DNA showing the migration of the donkey,millet,soghurm and rice from India. The origin of the Sanga is disputed, since there are some Saharan rock engravings of cattle with humps. [IMG]http://cdn4.sci-news.com/images/2012/06/image_408.jpg[/IMG] In the picture below you can see a mixture of Saharan cattle. Note the long horned Sanga type cattle at the top of the picture below: [IMG]http://hum.lss.wisc.edu/hjdrewal/aa241c1thu.jpg[/IMG] . [IMG]http://www.pasthorizonspr.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/cow.jpg[/IMG] These pictures are 7000 years old. The Dravidians probably took the Zebu cattle to India after they migrated from Nubia. . . [/QB][/QUOTE]
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