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Post by gelaye on Sept 27, 2005 13:40:16 GMT -5
and selective - like the jakunin of north eastern asia and nordsinids. eg. OR more extreme lol oh yeah - is this girl really ethiopian? shes classed as aethiopid from ethiopia in another thread - this is an EXTREME type of light skinned aethiopid with no admixture
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Post by Mike the Jedi on Sept 27, 2005 14:00:33 GMT -5
Yes. We all know this already, Gelaye.
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Post by bibib on Sept 27, 2005 14:53:08 GMT -5
Aethiopids are NOT Negroids, just like Capoids are NOT Negroid.
Negroids came from Western and Central Africa and spread due migrations all over the continent.
Aethiopids are an ancient race distinct from Negroids, and all EuroAsians descent from Aethiopids.
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Post by Mike the Jedi on Sept 27, 2005 15:13:05 GMT -5
Aethiopids are NOT Negroids, just like Capoids are NOT Negroid. Negroids came from Western and Central Africa and spread due migrations all over the continent. Aethiopids are an ancient race distinct from Negroids, and all EuroAsians descent from Aethiopids. There are three definitions for Negroid I know of: 1.) Archaic Definition: West-Central African, including only West African and Congo types and excluding all others. 2.) Modern Definition: Sub-Saharan African, including the West African, Congo, Bantu, and Nilote types while excluding Pygmies, Khoisan, and Horners. 3.) Revisionist Definition: Sub-Saharan African, all-inclusive, encompassing all black Africans, including Pygmies, Khoisan, and Horners. The archaic definition is outdated and has been totally discredited because the Negroid morphology is not restricted to West-Central Africa. The Nilotes are some of the blackest, most Negroid-looking people on earth, in fact. And the earliest Negroid remains are found in the East African Sudan, in fact. So trying to attach West-Central African to Negroid is futile when the earliest base we know of is around the Nile. So, we can scratch that first definition off for good. The real debate is between the next two definitions. The modern definition is the one purported by most people here. The revisionist one is the one people like Charlie hold to.
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Post by eufrenio on Sept 27, 2005 15:37:27 GMT -5
There are three definitions for Negroid I know of: 1.) Archaic Definition: West-Central African, excluding Nilotes and including only West African and Congo types. 2.) Modern Definition: Sub-Saharan African, excluding Pygmies, Khoisan, and Horners, but including Nilotes. 3.) Revisionist Definition: Sub-Saharan African, including Pygmies, Khoisan, and Horners. The archaic definition is outdated because the Negroid morphology is not restricted to West-Central Africa. The Nilotes are some of the blackest, most Negroid-looking people on earth, in fact. And the earliest Negroid remains are found in the East African Sudan, in fact. So trying to attach West-Central African to Negroid is futile when the earliest base we know of is around the Nile. So, we can scratch that first definition off for good. The real debate is between the next two definitions. The modern definition is the one purported by most people here. The revisionist one is the one people like Charlie hold to. Aren´t there extreme Afrocentrists who hold the view that there´s just an African race, which would account for all the human variation found in Africa, north and south of the Sahara? Charlie seems to be drifting to that position...
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Post by bibib on Sept 27, 2005 15:44:41 GMT -5
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Post by Mike the Jedi on Sept 27, 2005 15:56:40 GMT -5
There is a definite difference between Nilotes and Aethiopids. That is not in dispute, however it's easy to post selective pictures of "Europid-featured" Horners and not tell the whole story. There are many different types living in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, and Somalia. Not all Ethiopians look like Haile Selassie. Not all Somalis look like Abdullahi Yusuf. So, if you're going to draw conclusions, at least present an adequately representative sample. What about this guy: He doesn't look too different from the Nilotes. And I'll wager more Somalis look more like him than they do like Yusuf. See the difference? The features of Aethiopids can not only be explained due elongation. That's a pretty bold statement, Bibib. How can you be so sure? Your conclusion is certainly possible, but I wish it could be backed up with scientific data or an expert's opinion, say... via e-mail correspondence? Aren´t there extreme Afrocentrists who hold the view that there´s just an African race, which would account for all the human variation found in Africa, north and south of the Sahara? Charlie seems to be drifting to that position... I could name a few (*cough, EgyptSearch, cough*), but Bass is not one of them. Say whatever you guys will about Charlie. At least he had the guts to ask the professionals for their expert opinions.
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Post by magneto on Sept 27, 2005 16:10:43 GMT -5
2.) Modern Definition: Sub-Saharan African, including the West African, Congo, Bantu, and Nilote types while excluding Pygmies, Khoisan, and Horners. 3.) Revisionist Definition: Sub-Saharan African, all-inclusive, encompassing all black Africans, including Pygmies, Khoisan, and Horners. The archaic definition is outdated and has been totally discredited because the Negroid morphology is not restricted to West-Central Africa. The Nilotes are some of the blackest, most Negroid-looking people on earth, in fact. And the earliest Negroid remains are found in the East African Sudan, in fact. So trying to attach West-Central African to Negroid is futile when the earliest base we know of is around the Nile. So, we can scratch that first definition off for good. The real debate is between the next two definitions. The modern definition is the one purported by most people here. The revisionist one is the one people like Charlie hold to. AFAIK most consider Horners as a negroid subrace/type with caucasian influences.Noone that I've seen calls them caucasoids.Now from what I've seen they consider Khosian something totally different but not Horners.I mean even Agrippa admits to this even though he didn't wan't to LOL. Sure Aethiopids are considered by most Negroid, but they are not pure-typical, because Negrids expanded from a centre, similar to Mongolids, into other areas, including parts of Ethiopia. They are a type of Negroids in the wider sense formed by older influences (probably related to Khoisanids, just more advanced) and Europoid admixture, than the mixture was re-selected and that leads to a new type which is more or less intermediary in many features, but still rather Negroid, but not Negrid in the narrower sense any more.
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Post by Mike the Jedi on Sept 27, 2005 16:16:27 GMT -5
Yes, I think the Khoisan are distinct enough from other Sub-Saharans to warrant a group of their own. Perhaps the same can be said of Aethiopids.
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Post by asdf on Sept 27, 2005 17:30:53 GMT -5
I was under the impression they already were. Capid/Khoisanid were set aside by Coon too, weren't they?
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Post by magneto on Sept 27, 2005 18:06:37 GMT -5
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Post by Mike the Jedi on Sept 27, 2005 18:49:32 GMT -5
Is it just my imagination, or does anyone else spot some Khoisan tendencies in some of the folks in that last picture? Three of them look like they have peppercorn (or at least more tightly curled than normal) hair. The two adults in the pic below look even more Capoid than the third one, which is a kid: Compare to: San (Bushman, the true Capoid type). Khoikhoi (Hottentots, who have mixture with non-Khoisan).
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Post by oubit on Sept 27, 2005 20:27:03 GMT -5
I think Khoi-San people were much more widespread in the past and there are still some of the living in the East-Central region of Africa (Tanzania?)
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Post by One Humanity on Sept 27, 2005 22:50:29 GMT -5
Is it just my imagination, or does anyone else spot some Khoisan tendencies in some of the folks in that last picture? Three of them look like they have peppercorn (or at least more tightly curled than normal) hair. The two adults in the pic below look even more Capoid than the third one, which is a kid: Possibly, although they have different admixtures than the South African Khoisanids. In prehistoric times, they were brachycephalic btw. I created a new thread on East African Bushman tribes (the Hadzabe in Tanzania, the Hadza in Kenya): dodona.proboards35.com/index.cgi?board=raceclass&action=display&thread=1127877737&page=1
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Post by magneto on Sept 27, 2005 23:11:44 GMT -5
NilotesElongated West African
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