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Does my close genetic proximity to the Raymah highlands suggest I carry a lineage from the original 'Out of Africa' settlers who first inhabited the Arabian Peninsula?

u/Accurate-Ad2057 — 3 days ago
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Modern Egyptian FST genetic distance

This suggests the modern Egyptian sample shares a significant genetic signature with Early Pastoral Neolithic groups in Kenya, likely due to a shared ancient "Nilotic" or North-African-related component.

u/Accurate-Ad2057 — 8 days ago
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The ancient Chaldeans who settled in southern Mesopotamia near the Persian Gulf and established the Neo-Babylonian Empire (c. 625–539 BC) after challenging Assyrian dominance, are sometimes identified in alternative history and biblical studies as being linked to a Cushitic population. These theories often trace them back to a "Cushite/Ethiopian" or early southern Mesopotamian population connected to Nimrod.

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u/Accurate-Ad2057 — 13 days ago