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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Swenet: [QB] The whole reason why we were discussing Pennarun was to make the point that the FIRST Iberomaurusian tools seem to have come from the eastern Sahara. Remember? [QUOTE]Originally posted by Swenet: [QUOTE]Originally posted by BlessedbyHorus: I never heard the bolded before. Again VERY game changing for me... I always assumed the Nile Valley and Maghreb were always divorced from other another i.e Maghreb clades like U6 and E-M81 hardly being found in the Nile Valley. [b]Anyways all in all are you saying the FIRST people of the Iberomaurusian industry had affinities with those from the Nile Valley, but they were soon absorbed by migrating Eurasians?[/b][/QUOTE]Pennarun talks about the close relationship between the Iberomaurusian and certain Nile Valley industries in the part of the paper I brought up earlier. I think you may have missed the fact that Egypt is in the list. Note also that they list Upper Egypt first, meaning, the oldest, in their list of dates. [QUOTE]Whilst a techno-typological shift occurred within the Dabban ~33 KYA [19], [b]starker changes in the archaeological record occurred throughout North Africa and Southwest Asia ~23-20 KYA, represented by the widespread appearance of backed bladelet technologies. The appearance of these backed bladelet industries more or less coincides with the timing of the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) (~23-18 KYA), including: ~21 KYA in Upper Egypt [20]; ~20 KYA at Haua Fteah with the Oranian [21]; the Iberomaurusian expansion in the Jebel Gharbi ~20 KYA [22]; and the first Iberomaurusian at Tamar Hat in Algeria ~20 KYA [23]. The earliest Iberomaurusian sites in Morocco appear to be only slightly younger ~18 KYA [24].[/b] Whilst backed bladelet production is broadly shared across the different regions of North and East Africa, there was also a level of regional cultural diversity during this period, possibly mirroring a diversification of populations.[/QUOTE]--Pennarun et al 2012 [/QB][/QUOTE]Weeks ago you posted this in this thread: "Anyways all in all are [b]you saying the FIRST people of the Iberomaurusian industry had affinities with those from the Nile Valley[/b], but they were soon absorbed by migrating Eurasians?" So, you correctly summed up what the evidence suggests. And now, you seem to have reached a different conclusion. What changed? How did you come to the conclusion that the first Iberomaurusians were Eurasian? [/QB][/QUOTE]
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