As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
This blog invests a great deal in the genetics of Americans and the Peoples of the West, in proving the lineage that we are the Lost 10 Tribes in exile. The Russians had an interesting study they cited concerning the Scythians, this is who the Lost 10 became known as once they escaped the captivity of the Assyrian Empire and moved into the Caucasus.
Pay attention below to the red hair marker. Red hair crops up in this genetic family group as a marker that Israelites are in the mix.
While the influence of Solomon's Wisdom brought higher learning to the peoples they had contact with, the same traits of Americans in being a warrior group and an affinity with horses, is what the Scythians maintained as a people as they moved west from the Mideast, carrying with them the language group from the region. These are the Aryans, or the short version of Samarians, in Samaria was the Northern Kingdom of Israel. They did exist and we are the offspring of this group, not the Germans. The Germans are our cousins, a close ancestor group, but they are not Aryans.
We really have not changed that much in the thousands of years of our exile.
Specialists from the Center for Genetics and Life Sciences of the Sirius University of Science and Technology (Sochi) and other institutions we did a large-scale genetic study, analyzing the DNA of 131 people from Scythian burials in Great Scythia (from the Northern Black Sea region to the Middle Don).The results confirmed: Scythians — Caucasians of Iranian-speaking origin with characteristic genetic characteristics. They found gene variants associated with red hair and "bronze" skin (which may have been explained by a tendency to accumulate iron in the body due to a meat diet). The society had a patrilineal structure: the male elite belonged to the same paternal haplogroup R1a1a, while the maternal elite were diverse. Closely related marriages often occurred.Attic red-figure vase painting showing a Scythian archer, the work of the vase painter Epictetus, around 520-500 BC. e.The study also revealed details of the Scythian way of life. Analysis of tooth enamel showed that their diet, which consisted mainly of meat and dairy products with the addition of herbs, was surprisingly healthy — caries was completely absent. However, a rare mutation in the ALDOB gene has been identified that causes hereditary fructose intolerance. This means that the Scythians probably consumed little to no fruit, honey, or other foods containing this sugar, allowing them to avoid severe symptoms and survive into old age.Although the people themselves disappeared long ago, the genetic heritage of the Scythians has been preserved in modern populations. Maternal lines are more common in Poland, Denmark and northwestern Russia, paternal — in southern Russia, the Caucasus, the Middle East, northern Europe and Scandinavia. Thus, the ancient Scythians not only left a bright mark on history, but also influenced the genetic landscape of Eurasia, and their "dietary" mutations are still found in modern people.
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