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No, as my avatar shows, based on newest genetic discoveries.
Rare photo of a brown/blackish I-man assimilated by Farmerians, before the IE arrival:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ayman Vasconic
https://i.imgur.com/AjFyQmW.jpg
On what it is based?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrong
I made a related thread about TV shows: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...84#post5164484Quote:
Originally Posted by Ayman Vasconic
Farmerians and their influence on Oldeuropeans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ayman Vasconic
I meant the look: paint and lines on the guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrong
But did Farmerians use cows? Didn;t husbandary arrived with R1-people from the east europe?
I'm pretty sure farmers had domesticated cows although during the later periods of the Neolithic, they turned milk into yogurt iirc in a process that would allow them to digest dairyQuote:
Originally Posted by Ayman Vasconic
But these people were lactose intolerant, so, why would they keep cows and drink milk at all?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelmendasi
Yogurt is digestible by lactose intolerant people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ayman Vasconic
But firstly they have to drink milk. They didn;t think: oh, there are cows, lets keep them and make youghurt - maybe we would be able to digest it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrong