First Genomes from Ancient Egypt

[MOESAN]

I add Tassili N' Ajjer (walls paintings) in in Sahel (Sahara, in far southern Algeria, not in Kabyly)

 

[Angela]

Nice jovialis,
He belonged to haplogroup r1b
I wonder if he belonged to the same branch
As this bronze age individual I2062 from israel Tel -Shadud
Which is likely canaanite ( personally wasn't aware of this finding)
https://www.theytree.com/sample/e66e13968dbeb38573b1fb37632c1b5b.html


the site :
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tel_Shaddud

Would be interesting to see these breakdowns for modern Lebanese and Palestinians.

 

[Duarte]

@others
- all typical wokes (an unlevel pop) are not afrocentrists (except the historical first American ones)
- we don't know exactly what was Jesus Christ true look
- at the time and in the region he lived there was crossings and variations among Near-East people (almost purely 'Europoid' looking, by the way)- out of topic

Pay attention to this Hollywood image of an Egyptian posted by Wanderer and, if possible, contextualize my reply inside the thread. The mention of Christ was made only in the sense of reinforcing Hollywood cinema's lack of common sense in portraying historical figures from the Middle East as if they were typical Englishmen, as for example the Franco Zeffirelli's Christ.