Seems accurate and you seem like a smart guy. How many bantus are in Somalia tho would you estimate because I heard they have a presence in pretty much ever state south of galguduudWhat you're repeating is a false tradition created by them which has been rejected by modern archeologists. These are the same historians that promoted false theories such as the Somali coast being founded by Arabs and Persians in the 9th or 10th century and Gallas (Oromos) inhabited the majority of Somaliweyn which both have been rejected by modern scholars as unhistorical. All the Bantus that currently live in Somalia are slave descendants some date back to the Ajuran period. That's the oldest settlement Bantus ever had in Somalia.
Bantus migrated into western Kenya in the 8th century AD so how can they have possibly lived in southern Somalia "thousands of years ago"
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According to the new archeological evidence puts forth the Somali people have been the indigenous inhabitants of Somalia for the past 7 thousand years.
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How can Bantus proceed Somalis in Somalia when Cushitic people were one of the earliest inhabitants of Somalia which were proto-Somalis?
Tunni clan occupied Lower Shabelle valley in 2000 B.C.E
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Tunni and Garre clan occupied Jubba valley in 1000 B.C.E
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Somalis didn't start slavery in the 19th century. It was also documented in the Ajuran period where they used Bantu slaves for labour to do their construction so it's very likely the older Bantu groups such as Shiidle and Reer Shabelle dated back in this era.
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