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"This article you posted reeks of shallow stereotypes and would be laughed out of the room by anthropologists and geneticists. Sometimes the lone dissenter might be right, but in this case, he is generating wild conclusions based on shallow and scarce evidence; it's just not convincing."

Professor Stephen Oppenheimer says in one of his books that the oldest (undisputed) Mongoloid skeleton ever found is only 10,000 years old.

I'm beginning to lean toward the probability that the homeland of the Caucasian and 'Caucasian like' people is in fact in China or even further east in SE Asia...and, maybe even Sundaland.

All the maps showing Europeans migrating to the east are (imo) fairly recent migrations, if they happened at all. Caucasians migrated from the east to Europe, not the other way around.

Oppenheimer says that his DNA studies indicate that about 50% of todays Europeans can trace their DNA to one man in the Indus valley who made their way to Europe through the Middle East. The other (about) 50% can trace their DNA to a son of the same man who made their way to Europe a thousand years later through Russia.

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"Oppenheimer says that his DNA studies indicate that about 50% of todays Europeans can trace their DNA to one man in the Indus valley "

Must have been a busy guy.

And that was BEFORE Viagra!!