1: A new study was released that discussed Haplogroup J and it’s connection with "some" Arabs & Jews in the Levant. The paper goes over a migration that took place in the Zargos/Caucasus. So what does this mean for Arabs, Jews & Afro-Asiatic people of Haplogroup E? Let’s begin...
2: I already went over that the most likely Haplogroup for Akkadians is Haplogroup E specifically E-M84 we found Ancient remains with E-M84 in Armenia & E-M84 is even seen in Chaldean Assyrians who may in some part descend from Ancient Akkadians.
3: Akkadians & Ancient/Modern Semites as a whole descend from the Natufians who were Proto-Semitic speakers bearing Haplogroup E. They resided in the Levant in the Neolithic Era before expanding across The Middle-East, Africa, Europe. But mostly going back & forth in the Red Sea.
4: Natufians come from the Basal Eurasians who were an Ancient Near Eastern Population. They too had Haplogroup E and passed it on to their Natufian descendants. Indigenous Arabs & Bedouins are believed to be descendants of Basal Eurasians as well.
5: It is believed that the origins of Semitic languages was in the Levant. Beginning with the expansion of Haplogroup E-M35 across the Mediterranean.
6: Joktan descendants are more than likely the Natufians of the Levant. His children are historically known to have settled both sides of the Red Sea & biblically they settled from Mesha to Sephar.
7: Joktan descendants are more than likely the Natufians of the Levant. His children are historically known to have settled both sides of the Red Sea & biblically they settled from Mesha to Sephar.
8: Joktan descendants are more than likely the Natufians of the Levant. Many of his descendants took residence in Yemen. Joktan is also known as Qahtan he is a descent Ancient relative of Abraham.
9: A great number of Joktan descendants settled Yemen. But the question is where did they originally migrate from?
10: Joktan descendants represent a Natufian migration from the Levant down the Red Sea to Yemen. The Natufian Farmers also crossed into Africa becoming Ethio-Semitic people like Sheba, Ophir & Havilah.
11: Joktan descendants represent such people like the Himyaraites who are Haplogroup E-M84.
12: The Himyar (E-M84) of Qahtan is wide spread.
13: The wide spread of E-M84 is a result of expansion from Joktanites in Yemen. But it’s an Ancient Linage going back to the Natufians of the Levant.
(1) - The "Genomic History of the Bronze Age Southern Levant" study is about populations of people from the Chalcolithic Zargos & Early Bronze Age Caucasus migrating into the Levant around 2500-1000 BCE.
(2) - What does this mean for Arabs, Jews & Semites/Afro-Asiatic people of Haplogroup E that lived in the Ancient Levant?
(3) - The study stresses over the fact that these migrated came the Chalcolithic people of the Zargos Mountains in Iran. During this time Haplogroup J was high in the region.
(4) - During this time Haplogroup J people lived in the Zargos Mountains. Which means Haplogroup J is the likely candidate for this migration into the Levant during the Bronze Age.
(5) - Haplogroup J1 is believed to have migrated south from Eastern Anatolia to the Levant. Nevertheless J1-lineages are 80% in the Northeast Caucasus.
(6) - These J1 people from the Zargos Admixed with the local Neolithic inhabitants of the Levant. What also should be noted is that these Northern migrated from the Levant spoke a Non-Semitic language. But who were the Levant_N inhabitants?
(7) - The Levant_N inhabitants were Haplogroup E carrying Natufians that dominated the region before the Haplogroup J lineages came during the Bronze Age.
(8) - It’s even mentioned in other studies that people who once lived in the Levant interbreed and diluted genes. Which resulted in some people migrating away like the Ancestors of Niger-Congo people.
(9) - The Haplogroup J migrants from the Zargos Mountains were non-Semitic speakers. This is interesting because it is believed that those of the J1 lineages are Arabicized & not the parental descendants of Arabic. The Semitic languages originated with Haplogroup E.
(10) - The conclusion of the study is that non-Semitic speakers with Haplogroup J migrated into the Levant in the Bronze Age. Mixing with some of the local inhabitants who were more than likely Semitic Speakers with Haplogroup E. But why did this happen in the first place?