![NATURE OF THE PREHISTORIC POPULATION OF SPAIN AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE QUESTION: Capsa, Capsamoc, Capsamochal. Why is the question
of Basque identify of interest and are they originally African? By “African” referring to phenotype not necessarily
birthplace: color aside, one with the tendency to have some combination of a full facial features,
dolicocephalically, and wooly or wiry hair. Recent genetic studies (Stephen Oppenheimer) have confirmed that
about 75% of the people of the British Isles have bloodlines that can be traced to inhabitants of the Basque
areas of Spain and France based on Y-chromosome and mtDNA analysis. Is there a case to be made for the Basques
being “African”? Yes. There was an African presence from 40,000 years ago [A1] down through the Iron Age of 100 AD
[D:12]. [A] Paleolithic: Steatophygia is an African feature and figurine [3], from Spain’s neighhbor, France is
steatophygous while the cranium in [2] is dolicocephalic; [B] Neolithic: As in North Africa are the brown stick figure
hunters; [C] Bronze Age: These Africans in Siberia, Alaska, and Greenland have a language related to Basque. [D] Iron
Age: Phoenicians [10] [11] and Celts [12] the CAPSAMOC, were still in Spain. Europeans have 7 lines in the gene pool
(9 counting Finnland) compared to 140 African lines in the gene pool. Much of the Basque line is shared by all
Europeans. Meaning? Today’s Basques arrived in the last one or two millenniums and are a replacement population? ..art, art history, Paul Marc Washington, paleoneolithic@yahoo.com](05-09-000-12.jpg)
1).. Did you know that in the last 1.7 million years minus that the last 600 years that Africans lived throughout Northern Europe and the Arctic?
Thanks to Kemson at EF for the link to an article showing the relationship between the language families of the Basque (in Spain) and Niger-Congo. Backup: Click. Original link.
Neolithic Africans in Europe same as Mediterranean and African populations. Click.
2).. Were the Phoenicians, Canaanites, and Moors the same people and yet African as well? And, were the ships of the Spanish Armada of Moorish origin? Click and see.
3).. Map of the Migration Period click. Text. click.