05-22-2005, 06:03 AM
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.. the various peoples and colonies thought to be left over from that first great trek along the coastline of the Indian Ocean. As always, what is most important to bear in mind is that the genetic tree tells us this was not an earlier out-of-Africa venture, as has been thought by some archaeologists and paleontologists. It was the vanguard of colonization of the Old World. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Is there any info regarding Tribes from Bastar and central India? Are they part of direct linage from Africa or came into existence after great winter.
.. the various peoples and colonies thought to be left over from that first great trek along the coastline of the Indian Ocean. As always, what is most important to bear in mind is that the genetic tree tells us this was not an earlier out-of-Africa venture, as has been thought by some archaeologists and paleontologists. It was the vanguard of colonization of the Old World. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Is there any info regarding Tribes from Bastar and central India? Are they part of direct linage from Africa or came into existence after great winter.