He’s most likely a descendant of the South Cushites that preceded the East Cushites in the northern part of the Somali peninsula.
I always had the theory that Las Geel rock art was made by the remaining Paleolithic Hunter Gatherers before they were absorbed/went extinct. It was their way of documenting the arrival of a new distinct people. Tall people with “red skin”, white garments and long-horned cattle and goats.
I don’t think the earliest Cushitic pastoralists lived in caves, not when Las Geel at that time was a lush savannah with wild game and plenty of predators such leopard. Only Semites in desert environment made houses out of caves and rock shelters.
Warsangeli paternal lineages: E-V32, J1, R1a, T-M70, E-M293
Can the real Warsangeli please stand up?
@Abdi99,It’s strange because for example Garhajis who are undisputedly the biggest Isaaq tribe are nearly all Haplogroup T.
Also Habar Awal are mostly E-V32 if I’m not wrong. But Habar Jeclo it’s 50%/50% between E and T it seems
He’s most likely a descendant of the South Cushites that preceded the East Cushites in the northern part of the Somali peninsula.
I always had the theory that Las Geel rock art was made by the remaining Paleolithic Hunter Gatherers before they were absorbed/went extinct. It was their way of documenting the arrival of a new distinct people. Tall people with “red skin”, white garments and long-horned cattle and goats.
I don’t think the earliest Cushitic pastoralists lived in caves, not when Las Geel at that time was a lush savannah with wild game and plenty of predators such leopard. Only Semites in desert environment made houses out of caves and rock shelters.
Warsangeli paternal lineages: E-V32, J1, R1a, T-M70, E-M293
Can the real Warsangeli please stand up?
@Abdi99,
We can't say hj is 50/50 yet until we get more results from Muuse Abokor. We need individuals from each branch of biciide, reer yoonis etc. Also we need results from Cibraan and sanbuur. As for HA I've heard some are also turning out T.
Best,
Faahiye
Hj are haplogroup T there's no pure 100% tribe even our hy brothers have some EI have people in my family on a sub-sub-sub- clan on Habar Jeclo let alone Isaaq who have a different haplogroup than me.
My cousin is a Biciide(Muuse Abokor) sub-sub-sub clan of Habar Jeclo .While I’m Reer Badeed (Maxamed Abokor) a sub-sub-sub clan of Habar Jeclo also
He’s a Haplogroup E-V32 while I’m a Haplogroup T-L208.
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But the original Levantines who came as hunter gatherers and the later arrivals (pastoralists) were all from present-day Iraq/Syria/Lebanon. I doubt they were phenotypically different.
Warsans have a lot sheegatosHe’s most likely a descendant of the South Cushites that preceded the East Cushites in the northern part of the Somali peninsula.
I always had the theory that Las Geel rock art was made by the remaining Paleolithic Hunter Gatherers before they were absorbed/went extinct. It was their way of documenting the arrival of a new distinct people. Tall people with “red skin”, white garments and long-horned cattle and goats.
I don’t think the earliest Cushitic pastoralists lived in caves, not when Las Geel at that time was a lush savannah with wild game and plenty of predators such leopard. Only Semites in desert environment made houses out of caves and rock shelters.
Warsangeli paternal lineages: E-V32, J1, R1a, T-M70, E-M293
Can the real Warsangeli please stand up?
I want to know the haplogroups or sub-haplogroups of the madhibaan.
Their origins has to be known. Perhaps they were E-M293 and it could explain this fellow.
So the Yibir being Somalinized jews wasn’t a jokeI’ve heard of a Gabooye with E-V6 and Yibir (outcast clan with alleged Hebrew origin) from Hargeisa area with J2.
I think the results of the ethnic minority clans will be very interesting.
Cimraan and sanbuur aren't hj@Abdi99,
We can't say hj is 50/50 yet until we get more results from Muuse Abokor. We need individuals from each branch of biciide, reer yoonis etc. Also we need results from Cibraan and sanbuur. As for HA I've heard some are also turning out T.
Best,
Faahiye