Recent content by Ramses II

I read an article a while back: "LONDON (Reuters) – "Otzi," Italy's prehistoric iceman, probably does not have any modern day descendants, according to a study published Thursday." Does this still stand with the new information that was just released?

Another random skim From post #27 That's another lie. The T-13910 gene does NOT "predate" that of Europe, and I'd like to see "Taharqa" provide us with a study stating such! In addition your source Scheinfeld 2010 states:

Random skim From post #38 That's one hell of an understatement. All you've done is purposely mislead. Here are two more random examples I took the time to investigate, exposing the type games Afrocentrics such as "Taharqa" engage. They deliberately use snippets as seen below by "Taharqa"...

Lovell has been debunked - as well as Keita concerning limb rations. See Raxter 2011. But since you quoted Lovell... What I see, is a deliberately orchestrated attempt at replicating the same imagery, in addition, using unpainted wooden statues that darken over time as well as depending on...

Random skim Post #32 You were singing a different tune in post #11- odd you didn't have any objection to Scheinfeldt when you quoted her: J1 is a descendent of J which originated in the ME. Other geneticists relate the same findings: Looks like someone didn't do their homework.:snicker:

Random skim What's this^? A desperate attempt to hijack an European/Eurasian haplogroup? They only tested five people for Neanderthal DNA. Two were Sub Saharan - a San and Yoruba. These hardly constitute as representative of all Sub Saharan Africans, let alone Africans in general.

We see who is "incorrect" once the deliberately edited portion is inserted right back in its rightful and proper context: Belisarius is clearly discussing the royal mummies from KV that we're all familiar with and have seen pictures of, - not the Abydos tombs, which aren't, according to your...

Random skim from post #42 After that long garbled rant about hair, why don't you entertain us with a pic of a pure/umixed indegenous tropical negroid with long straight natural hair. I doubt you will. Nor would you be willing to explain why Maiherpri the Nubian has typical negroid hair (wig...

Rhinoplasty, skin bleaching, fake hair can work wonders, it did for Iman Mohamed Abdulmajid "The Somali population was found to be genetically distinct from the other northeast African populations." (Babiker; 2011)

2.b I don't see the word "ancient Egyptian" on that chart, that is an invention of your imagination. I see "limb proportions of modern humans..." Melanesians, Arizona Indians and Pygmies plot closest, and despite ancient/modern Egyptians not belonging to those populations, you're willing to...

2. LOL so says you! Mekota and Vermehren are not anthropologists. Of all the mummified royals found in Egypt, not a single one has been determined as being of negroid origin, with the possible exception of Maiherpri the fan bearer (he was Nubian). Even at that, a NK mummy isn't indicative of...

1.d You've broken all the rules in under 24 hours. I suppose that's naturally to be expected considering your "position". Continuing, Ricaut 2008 does not refute Godde 2011, further, Ricaut misrepresents Brace 2005 in the artice you cited:

1.c Wrong again. The 1996 Keita quote does not agree with wishful thinking. It speaks nothing of limb proportions in that quote nor does it mention a word about skin color and no mention of relatedness or origins amongst black (a term you deliberately inject) Sub Saharan negroids. Nor is...

1.b ( ----*There is apparently a glitch in the system as it continues to insist on inserting quote brackets inside my quotes - after I've corrected it - thereby chopping up my quotes.) You mean this email from Egypsearch's own crack-pot Bass? It does nothing to support your claims...

1. You have no evidence, and your "common sense" has no standing. 1. The chart you provided places the supposed origin for Afro-Asiatic in East Africa, not Sub Sahara. Most negroids don't speak Afro-Asiatic, but Niger-Congo, Nilo-Saharan and Khoisan click languages which for the most part...