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Someone post this on st0rmfr0nt...............
Scientists Reveal the First European Faces Were Not ‘White’
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Please correct me where I'm wrong but I want to piece this together in a simple, yet informative manner:
Modern (African) humans spread throughout Africa, then towards Asia and Europe around 120,000-150,000 years ago? Some of the Africans were shaded black and brown, while a very small percentage were albino- black and brown?
The homosapien Africans that left Africa migrated to Asia to Europe and came into contact with Neanderthals. African Homosapiens and European neanderthals interacted through war and sex; most neanderthals got their buildings crushed while some neanderthals and humans interbred to produce (black/brown) Europeans? The "pure" Africans eventually interbred with the neanderthal/homosapien combo?
This explain the 1-8% neanderthal blood in non "pure" Africans today. I'd assume the percentage of neanderthal dna was higher back then. Pure neaderthals became extinct about 30,000 years ago, while homosapien (with neanderthal dna) took over Europe.
Did homosapien Africans who spread throughout south Asia come into contact with neanderthals too? What percentage of neanderthal dna do the Australian Aboringines have, if any?
The homosapien Africans who went towards north east Asia most likely came across neanderthals too.
Anyway,
The last ice age occurred about 20,000-25,00 years ago. Black neanderthal/homosapien Europeans retreated to caves and shelters during the ice age and were cut off from the rest of the world? They became conditioned to their environment. They evolved/mutated within these cold, dark, and violent conditions lacking in natural resources, while they're African brothers were doing their thing in the rest of the known world?
This is where I get lost
. Where do the Cro-Magnons fit? I thought they were European ancestors?
Modern (African) humans spread throughout Africa, then towards Asia and Europe around 120,000-150,000 years ago? Some of the Africans were shaded black and brown, while a very small percentage were albino- black and brown?
The homosapien Africans that left Africa migrated to Asia to Europe and came into contact with Neanderthals. African Homosapiens and European neanderthals interacted through war and sex; most neanderthals got their buildings crushed while some neanderthals and humans interbred to produce (black/brown) Europeans? The "pure" Africans eventually interbred with the neanderthal/homosapien combo?
This explain the 1-8% neanderthal blood in non "pure" Africans today. I'd assume the percentage of neanderthal dna was higher back then. Pure neaderthals became extinct about 30,000 years ago, while homosapien (with neanderthal dna) took over Europe.
Did homosapien Africans who spread throughout south Asia come into contact with neanderthals too? What percentage of neanderthal dna do the Australian Aboringines have, if any?
The homosapien Africans who went towards north east Asia most likely came across neanderthals too.
Anyway,
The last ice age occurred about 20,000-25,00 years ago. Black neanderthal/homosapien Europeans retreated to caves and shelters during the ice age and were cut off from the rest of the world? They became conditioned to their environment. They evolved/mutated within these cold, dark, and violent conditions lacking in natural resources, while they're African brothers were doing their thing in the rest of the known world?
This is where I get lost
. Where do the Cro-Magnons fit? I thought they were European ancestors?
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
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This is where I get lost
I believe the Cro-Magnons are a result of the Black neanderthal/homospiens that went into caves.
Bondye Vodou
Proud practitioner of the "High Science"
cacity cac cac cac
I knew some moron like you or that ILLAV3 guy would be so stupid as to erroneously suggest this dead ass obvious story that I or anybody else with common sense would've never doubted in the first place somehow contradicts any word of what I said in that retarded Hidden Colors thread.
If you were paying attention, nobody in that thread who tried to educate you and the rest of your band of scientific illiterates denied the truth of the out of Africa theory of human origin. This story isn't exactly a revelation. It's just more empirical confirmation of what we already know.
God you are so dumb.
what this nikka naming me forthis cat Mad as f...
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
Lol....yeah, let's act aloof and play the "you mad" card and pretend you didn't actually TAG me in a thread about a documentary on NFL concussions I wasn't even watching the other night, talking about cacs and science, blah, blah, blah, just like your boy hhl4e did here.
this cat Mad as f...
The irony.
None of this actually happened though, it is all based upon speculation of what could have happened, to get to where we are today. Humans are not even native to earth.
[quote="MaLi, post: 5767523, member: 12632"]Please correct me where I'm wrong but I want to piece this together in a simple, yet informative manner:
Modern (African) humans spread throughout Africa, then towards Asia and Europe around 120,000-150,000 years ago? Some of the Africans were shaded black and brown, while a very small percentage were albino- black and brown?
The homosapien Africans that left Africa migrated to Asia to Europe and came into contact with Neanderthals. African Homosapiens and European neanderthals interacted through war and sex; most neanderthals got their buildings crushed while some neanderthals and humans interbred to produce (black/brown) Europeans? The "pure" Africans eventually interbred with the neanderthal/homosapien combo?
This explain the 1-8% neanderthal blood in non "pure" Africans today. I'd assume the percentage of neanderthal dna was higher back then. Pure neaderthals became extinct about 30,000 years ago, while homosapien (with neanderthal dna) took over Europe.
Did homosapien Africans who spread throughout south Asia come into contact with neanderthals too? What percentage of neanderthal dna do the Australian Aboringines have, if any?
The homosapien Africans who went towards north east Asia most likely came across neanderthals too.
Anyway,
The last ice age occurred about 20,000-25,00 years ago. Black neanderthal/homosapien Europeans retreated to caves and shelters during the ice age and were cut off from the rest of the world? They became conditioned to their environment. They evolved/mutated within these cold, dark, and violent conditions lacking in natural resources, while they're African brothers were doing their thing in the rest of the known world?
This is where I get lost. Where do the Cro-Magnons fit? I thought they were European ancestors?[/quote]
[quote="MaLi, post: 5767523, member: 12632"]Please correct me where I'm wrong but I want to piece this together in a simple, yet informative manner:
Modern (African) humans spread throughout Africa, then towards Asia and Europe around 120,000-150,000 years ago? Some of the Africans were shaded black and brown, while a very small percentage were albino- black and brown?
The homosapien Africans that left Africa migrated to Asia to Europe and came into contact with Neanderthals. African Homosapiens and European neanderthals interacted through war and sex; most neanderthals got their buildings crushed while some neanderthals and humans interbred to produce (black/brown) Europeans? The "pure" Africans eventually interbred with the neanderthal/homosapien combo?
This explain the 1-8% neanderthal blood in non "pure" Africans today. I'd assume the percentage of neanderthal dna was higher back then. Pure neaderthals became extinct about 30,000 years ago, while homosapien (with neanderthal dna) took over Europe.
Did homosapien Africans who spread throughout south Asia come into contact with neanderthals too? What percentage of neanderthal dna do the Australian Aboringines have, if any?
The homosapien Africans who went towards north east Asia most likely came across neanderthals too.
Anyway,
The last ice age occurred about 20,000-25,00 years ago. Black neanderthal/homosapien Europeans retreated to caves and shelters during the ice age and were cut off from the rest of the world? They became conditioned to their environment. They evolved/mutated within these cold, dark, and violent conditions lacking in natural resources, while they're African brothers were doing their thing in the rest of the known world?
This is where I get lost
. Where do the Cro-Magnons fit? I thought they were European ancestors?[/quote]
Tommy Knocks
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date/timeline??
Please correct me where I'm wrong but I want to piece this together in a simple, yet informative manner:
Modern (African) humans spread throughout Africa, then towards Asia and Europe around 120,000-150,000 years ago? Some of the Africans were shaded black and brown, while a very small percentage were albino- black and brown?
The homosapien Africans that left Africa migrated to Asia to Europe and came into contact with Neanderthals. African Homosapiens and European neanderthals interacted through war and sex; most neanderthals got their buildings crushed while some neanderthals and humans interbred to produce (black/brown) Europeans? The "pure" Africans eventually interbred with the neanderthal/homosapien combo?
This explain the 1-8% neanderthal blood in non "pure" Africans today. I'd assume the percentage of neanderthal dna was higher back then. Pure neaderthals became extinct about 30,000 years ago, while homosapien (with neanderthal dna) took over Europe.
Did homosapien Africans who spread throughout south Asia come into contact with neanderthals too? What percentage of neanderthal dna do the Australian Aboringines have, if any?
The homosapien Africans who went towards north east Asia most likely came across neanderthals too.
Anyway,
The last ice age occurred about 20,000-25,00 years ago. Black neanderthal/homosapien Europeans retreated to caves and shelters during the ice age and were cut off from the rest of the world? They became conditioned to their environment. They evolved/mutated within these cold, dark, and violent conditions lacking in natural resources, while they're African brothers were doing their thing in the rest of the known world?
This is where I get lost
Breh... this is completely wrong. It's a very simplified version of early human migration meant to fit into certain biases.
Read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recent_African_origin_of_modern_humans
Mr Uncle Leroy
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Click to see who the first Europeans were
http://politicalblindspot.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/euro.jpg[/SPOILER]
