https://www.academia.edu/150268874/
Key Conclusions/Summaries:
- 1.
Ancient Israelites carried a genetic profile similar to modern Northern Europeans (this was also known from the original Aryan Hypothesis, but was further strengthened here). Genetic shifts in Iron Age 2 Lebanon (~770 BC) and early post-Israelite areas south of Tyre show a ~10% increase in Northern European-like ancestry after many generations of mixture with only the Israelites, with the samples from formerly Israelite regions south of Tyre containing R1b haplogroups (40% frequency), with subclades that are exclusive to Western Europe and the British Isles.
- 2.
The Israelite patriarchs were "Amorites" in the historical sense who ultimately originated from the Bell Beaker culture (BBC). A proto-Amorite group migrated from Uruk to Syria in the late 4th millennium BC, and then from Syria to Europe (initially Iberia) in the early 3rd millennium BC, seeding the BBC, before returning by sea to Syria in the EB-IV period, where they established the Caliciform culture and became the "Amorites" of history and later the Israelites in the early 2nd millennium BC.
- 3.
The historical "Amorites" are the Biblical Arameans and Hebrews, not the Biblical Emorim. The Emorim were a Southern Canaanite people unrelated culturally, the historical Amorites shared the geographic heartland, migrations, language, phenotype, genetics, lifestyle, names, culture, and religion of the Biblical patriarchs and their kin.
- 4.
In other tangents, it was proven via an analysis of linguistic, historical, mythological, and genetic data that the Romans descend in large part from the Israelites, via the Trojans, and that the Roman God Iuppiter arose from a functional merger of the Latin Diespiter and Iove, the latter of which being inherited from the Israelite Yahweh. It was also proven via analysis of archaeological, cultural, historical and temporal context that the following A. published, B. unpublished but verified as existing, and C. supposedly unpublished and unverified as existing aDNA samples: A. I2201, I4517, B. I14918, I14919, C. I4570, I13826, I13831, I13832, I6852, I7037, I3970, I6854, I6856, I6863, I3832 were not ethnically Israelites.
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