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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Oshun: [QB] [QUOTE] There is no need to pretend that the North was the only place where immigrants came from. And a jet black mummy in Egypt is not something I would label as "Eurasian" matter how much theoretical immigration you claim happened in AE.[/QUOTE]Why would being jet black mean they had to be born in Africa? Have you seen an Adamanese? You're trying to imply blacks are only black if their ancestors never left Africa when you know that many ancient humans leaving and migrating back to Africa would've been morphologically "black" and assortment of other colors as time went on. So leave the "black" part out. And those two brothers from Cairo looked like modern Near Easterners and northern Egyptians living in Cairo today. That phenotype was OLD to Egypt. Even if the north wasn't the only place immigrants came from we have an idea that the north and Near East were influencing parts of the valley from the available genetic evidence. Available genetic evidence corroborates the cranial record that says the valley started to look more like northern Egypt over time. It may never have looked exactly the same, but the northern type became more dominant. I haven't a clue why you are saying the evidence should match when the genetic data and cranial data are both saying the same thing. Nothing you've said would've prohibited northerners from migrating into the Valley. Even if the southern Egyptians didn't allow foreigners into their lands they'd deny Levanite influenced/transplanted northern nationals the ability to move freely through the country and marry whom they pleased further south? Why do you believe that? [/QB][/QUOTE]
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