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It is talmudic overinterpretation.
The table of Nations simply contains 70 guys,
fathers, sons and grandsons together. In the
Table of Nations, are countries, small tribes
(like Jebusites) who were even a subdivision
of a subNation, cities, and also this what we
called today "language families" like Hamites,
Semites or the Indoeuropeans.
Basing on racial, linguistic and Y-genetic
evidences there probably was something
about 30 original nations (20-40). But it
is probable, that many original Tribes did
simply die out, so the final amount which
we can know today is only around 30.
So, it could be 70, but it is not from the Table
of Nations, neither from modern evidences, but
if it would be some ancient tradition, then it has
some probability, but we simply can't know it.
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