Prof. Pitchappan, Senior Professor at the School of Biological Sciences in India played an important role in the discovery of the first coastal migration of early humans from Africa to Australia through India, which took place 50,000 years ago and the second migration to Central Europe, Asia 45,000 years.
The second wave of the first human migration expanded in Central Asia continues to spread in Europe, America, Southeast Asia and China.
His research has confirmedthe first coastal migration from Africa to Australia, through India. He arrived with evidence by genetics that could not be won by archeology. There were also others that have come up with different genetic findings, together with it. Their studies have shown that there are three waves of early humans from Africa that swept across India and Australia.
There have been three major waves of immigration from all the other old people who came to Australia from Southeast Asia.More than 40,000 years ago, when sea levels were much lower in Australia, New Guinea and Tasmania comprises a land mass.
The first who arrived were slightly built stature pygmoid people with dark skin and very curly hair. They were Negritos and the spark for the entire population of Australia. Curly hair or Negritos pygmoid Barrineans still survive in the north-east of Queensland, Australia and the Andaman Islands.
About 20,000 years ago, asecond type of people come from Asia. These newcomers, called Murrayians were relatively easily from the skin, wavy hair, stocky and with a lot of body hair. They drove the Negritos before they came in the second pulled the highlands of New Guinea, the rainforests of North Queensland and Tasmania, and ice. The Murrayians became the dominant population on the east coast of Australia and the prairies to the south and west of the continent. L 'Murrayians or Veddoids still survive mostly in South Australia and Sri Lanka.
Then, about 15,000 years ago, there was a third wave of hunter-gatherers. They were relatively high, straight hair and dark complexion, with very little hair. Named Carpentarians their colonized northern and central Australia. The proto-Dravidian Carpentarians that could have populated most of India, North and Central America, in Australia. This group eventually came from Sudan in Africa.
Tasmania were mixed and Murrayians Barrineans.
The Africans crossed in the first several waves in Australia through Asia to America and then across the Pacific. The first hint of a settlement of Native Americans in South America came from cave paintings in Brazil. The paintings, which some archaeologists claim are older than the estimated date of arrival of the Siberian migrations of the area and this ritual never seen before in Native American Art. The ritual> Costume Paintings shown are invoked, similar to those used by Australian Aborigines today.
Anthropologists Walter Neves and Mark Hubbe studies confirm the oldest settlers of the Americas from different genetic and more recent Native Americans. African shares across the Atlantic, reaching different parts of North and South America.
There were a number of Black tribes including Washitaw Naton, the Californian Black, Yamassee of Georgia, Caracol,Guanine and Black Caribbean, home of South America from South America to the Mississippi Valley, the eastern United States, California and Florida, came to America before Columbus and mingled with this North and South American and the benefits exceed the genes.
Recent studies show the presence of partial White ancestry in some groups of pre-Columbian Amerind migration from Europe to the Americas. The early European Cro-Magnon probably exceededby sea to America, as can be seen in the odd DNA relationship of some Indian tribes and North-West Europe.
What Spencer Wells, the geneticist at the University of Oxford, said that the "journey of man", could in the National Geographic Channel in mind: "We are all Africans are literally under the separate brothers and sisters from skin only 2,000 generations "
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