A new ancient DNA study has found that Iberian communities in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula remained genetically stable for around six centuries before the arrival of Roman rule brought stronger outside influences into the population.
Yes indeed. I have an article forthcoming this month on the Hibiru tribe migrations to and from the Iberian Basque Pyrenees mountainous regions and their Euskara language (ie., an “isolate”). Commonalities of words for sheep and shepherds in Galilean Aramaic are intriguing inquiries.
I incorporated my research about this “Iberian” language origins question into the storyline arc of a “fictional novel” I published (AD 2004, 2nd. ed. 2011) entitled: “ReGenesis, A Galilean Manner of Speech”. For unexplained reasons, wordpress took down the site hosting links to embedded electronic cyber bridges (in the 2nd. 2011 ed.) So there’s that. But the rest of the book is intact. 🔥🙏
This is so interesting. Thanks for posting 😊
Yes indeed. I have an article forthcoming this month on the Hibiru tribe migrations to and from the Iberian Basque Pyrenees mountainous regions and their Euskara language (ie., an “isolate”). Commonalities of words for sheep and shepherds in Galilean Aramaic are intriguing inquiries.
I incorporated my research about this “Iberian” language origins question into the storyline arc of a “fictional novel” I published (AD 2004, 2nd. ed. 2011) entitled: “ReGenesis, A Galilean Manner of Speech”. For unexplained reasons, wordpress took down the site hosting links to embedded electronic cyber bridges (in the 2nd. 2011 ed.) So there’s that. But the rest of the book is intact. 🔥🙏
https://www.thearchaeologist.org/blog/the-enigmatic-origins-of-the-basque-language-a-journey-through-speculative-theories
PDF ebook.
https://www.lulu.com/shop/jeffrey-thayer/regenesis-a-galilean-manner-of-speech/ebook/product-16qpne25.html?q=regenesis+a+galilean&page=1&pageSize=4
ePub version
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/46237