Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:33 pm by globalturbo
The Original Europeans, Rh- Factor & The Neolithic Settlements of Ireland
at 01:30 Posted by Vatic Master
Vatic Note: There are levels of history and this below is just one level after the ancient levels had occurred. Stitchen is the man who introduced us to where it all began. This level is the migratory level and much happened during that time that forced those of an RH neg basis, to adapt to their surrounding environs and make due with what they had. In that process, the differences between positive and negative got lost and the knowledge also got lost.
We had to go from scratch in addressing the medical aspects of the blood group RH neg and RH pos.... What I have always wondered "Was the Library at Alexandria" burned intentionally to hide the secrets that we now know existed at the time and the knowledge that went along with it? I suspect so.... but I do not know that for sure. Nothing else explains the willingness to destroy the only written record that could tell us so very much but did not due to that destruction.
So whatever history we have about European migrations and origins is simply being done by deduction made up of bits of verified information of past migrations, movements and advances of those in question. This below goes a long way in bringing that issue to the forefront of our history. Please read and enjoy the scholarly treatment of this subject.
The Original Europeans, Rh- Factor & The Neolithic Settlements of Ireland
http://www.rhnegativeregistry.com/the-original-europeans-theory-rh-negative-origin.html
Written By: MikeMcNamara8, RH Negative Registry
The original Europeans who carried the rhesus negative blood factor 35 000 years ago are probably the original Europeans who painted the comic strips and other art in the caves of southern France and northern Spain which includes the Chauvet-Pont-d' Arc cave and the Lascaux cave paintings found in the Pyrennes.
The rhesus negative blood factor is a recessive phenotype while the O rhesus positive factor is a dominant phenotype. Black wavy hair, brown eyes, copper to brown tanned oily skin are dominant phenotypes which the men who drew these cave paintings most likely possessed. The women most likely possessed dominant features as well but probably had hazel eyes and slightly lighter skin which may have been less oily. These women were probably the carriers of the O positive blood factor.
35 000 years ago the men of southern France and the Basque region hunted the wild bison, wooly rhinocerus, horse, and mammoth where they lived in tepees with the women and not in the painted caves according to popular belief. The women would have gathered wild fruits, seeds, and berries where they brought them back to thier campsite.
It is positively sure that a few of the O rhesus positive women joined the O rhesus negative tribe, but a lot of the women travelling to southern Europe just below the Swiss alps likely still had the O rhesus negative factor while those travelling north of the glaciated Swiss alps likely had the O rhesus positive factor. This may explain why a lot of Spanish and Italians presently have dark hair as opposed to the Germans and French who have lighter complexions and blond or blonde hair.
Modern humans (H.s.sapiens) were present in western Europe by 35 000 B.C. During the final glaciation they occupied the area south of the major ice sheets, including both Spain and southern Britain. This Late Palaeolithic population is thought to have been relatively open with regard to mating networks, and mutations could have circulated among the founder populations of Spain and the British Isles.
Thanks to Vatic Master at: http://www.vaticproject.blogspot.com
at 01:30 Posted by Vatic Master Vatic Note: There are levels of history and this below is just one level after the ancient levels had occurred. Stitchen is the man who introduced us to where it all began. This level is the migratory level and much happened during that time that forced those of an RH neg basis, to adapt to their surrounding environs and make due with what they had. In that process, the differences between positive and negative got lost and the knowledge also got lost.
We had to go from scratch in addressing the medical aspects of the blood group RH neg and RH pos.... What I have always wondered "Was the Library at Alexandria" burned intentionally to hide the secrets that we now know existed at the time and the knowledge that went along with it? I suspect so.... but I do not know that for sure. Nothing else explains the willingness to destroy the only written record that could tell us so very much but did not due to that destruction.
So whatever history we have about European migrations and origins is simply being done by deduction made up of bits of verified information of past migrations, movements and advances of those in question. This below goes a long way in bringing that issue to the forefront of our history. Please read and enjoy the scholarly treatment of this subject.
The Original Europeans, Rh- Factor & The Neolithic Settlements of Ireland
http://www.rhnegativeregistry.com/the-original-europeans-theory-rh-negative-origin.html
Written By: MikeMcNamara8, RH Negative Registry
The rhesus negative blood factor is a recessive phenotype while the O rhesus positive factor is a dominant phenotype. Black wavy hair, brown eyes, copper to brown tanned oily skin are dominant phenotypes which the men who drew these cave paintings most likely possessed. The women most likely possessed dominant features as well but probably had hazel eyes and slightly lighter skin which may have been less oily. These women were probably the carriers of the O positive blood factor.
35 000 years ago the men of southern France and the Basque region hunted the wild bison, wooly rhinocerus, horse, and mammoth where they lived in tepees with the women and not in the painted caves according to popular belief. The women would have gathered wild fruits, seeds, and berries where they brought them back to thier campsite.
They probably spent most of their time in those dark tepees and only occasionaly did they most likely wander out of thier tepees to collect the fruit of the plains. The reason being for this is that after menstruation and child birth, they needed protection from the cold and other weather elements to raise and feed thier children.
This is probably where the women, over thousands of years, obtained the recessive genotypes like lighter skin and hazel eyes, although not necessarily the dominate phenotype of the O+ blood factor which they most likely picked up 5-6000 years earlier when they ventured out of Siberia on thier way to northern and southern Europe.
Modern humans (H.s.sapiens) were present in western Europe by 35 000 B.C. During the final glaciation they occupied the area south of the major ice sheets, including both Spain and southern Britain. This Late Palaeolithic population is thought to have been relatively open with regard to mating networks, and mutations could have circulated among the founder populations of Spain and the British Isles.
Indeed, during the maximum glaciation at around 18 000 BC, south-west Europe may have served as a refuge area for Palaeolithic populations where the shift in the thermal gradient enhanced offshore fishing on the Cantabrian coast. It is about this time that probably some of the big game such as bison, wooly rhinocerus, and mammoth would have been hunted to extinction while the lions who hunted these prey became extinct also. The hunters then probably turned to horses and the giant irish deer for food.
12,000 years ago the giant irish deer which these hunters hunted in southern France were becoming scarce and these hunters knew this. These giant irish reindeer likely stayed close to the ice-capped mountains of the Pyrennes and when the weather got warmer, they headed toward the glaciated mountain caps of the Swiss alps. The warm period came to an end about 11 000 years ago and a mini ice age followed lasting some centuries, during which the still present glaciers recovered some of thier lost ground. The famous Irish archaeologist Michael O'Kelly wrote:
"In the Post-glacial Stage which commenced about 10,300 years ago the climate again began to improve and thus began the present warm stage' in which we now live".
Read more »12,000 years ago the giant irish deer which these hunters hunted in southern France were becoming scarce and these hunters knew this. These giant irish reindeer likely stayed close to the ice-capped mountains of the Pyrennes and when the weather got warmer, they headed toward the glaciated mountain caps of the Swiss alps. The warm period came to an end about 11 000 years ago and a mini ice age followed lasting some centuries, during which the still present glaciers recovered some of thier lost ground. The famous Irish archaeologist Michael O'Kelly wrote:
"In the Post-glacial Stage which commenced about 10,300 years ago the climate again began to improve and thus began the present warm stage' in which we now live".
Thanks to Vatic Master at: http://www.vaticproject.blogspot.com
