From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
    reader wrote:   
      
   > From the research in the original link:   
   >   
   > "Populations in the Southern Levant during the Bronze Age were not static,"   
   > says Liran Carmel of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. "Rather,   
   > we observe evidence for the movement of people over long periods of time   
   > from the northeast of the Ancient Near East, including modern   
   > Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan, into the Southern Levant region.   
      
   Okay. Nothing so much as mentions Egyptians. Nothing excludes any   
   genetic relationship with Egyptians.   
      
   > Sorry bub, nary an egyptian in sight   
      
   If you mean that they don't address it at all -- don't exclude any Egyptian   
   genetic contribution -- you're right.   
      
   But you don't mean that. You lack reading comprehension never mind a   
   cursory understanding of the topic.   
      
   NOTE:  A movement of people will be seen in the archaeology, the   
   remnants of their culture. It is something that would have been obvious   
   long before genetic testing became available.   
      
      
      
      
      
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