Asian Origins of African Culture: Asian Migrations Through Africa to the Americas

by Graeme R. Kearsley

Paperback, 2010

Status

Available

Call number

DT14.K43 2010

Publication

Yelsraek Publishing (2010), 897 pages

Description

Africa -- a mysterious continent? In ancient times Africa was not the mysterious date continent of more recent legend but a land known to be of promise and a destination that Asians migrations, and European refugees, resorted to during the onset of the Ice Age and later over millennia. A more complete history of Saharan Africa could be called a History of the Greater Fertile Crescent! Archaeology and DNA -- Recent archaeology and now DNA indicates ancient long-term intrusions from Western Asia and Anatolia in particular that contradict many respected archaeologists declarations that are often contrived and politically compromised. These are often promoted by, or reflected in ignoring the analytical and scientific evidence or through manipulation of diagrams or maps in an effort to detach and deflect the attention from Asians influences into Africa. The origins of Zimbabwe are from the first foundations are chronologically in India, Indonesia and Arabia. Their intrusion is proven by recent DNA analyses! In the present generation archaeological evidence has more usually been deliberately obscures and even ignores the evidence built up over recent generations and particularly Asian contacts that led to the building of Zimbabwe and other sites. Traditional myths, legends and material culture of many tribal units exhibit Asian influence as well as European in migrations together with their related cattle culture. Eurasian contacts over millennia is indicated by DNA evidence presented in the last decade or so -- more specifically represented by that more famously of the Lemba investigating their claim of origins from the Jewish enclaves in Yemen and the Israelite Cohanim.… (more)

Language

Original language

English

ISBN

0954115848 / 9780954115845

Barcode

34662002001135
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