The Tarim Mummies: Ancient China and the Mystery of the Earliest Peoples from the West

[Prisoner Of Ice]

indoeuropeans were not from anatolia, which was full of non-indoeuropean people and populated by matriarchal people and indoeuropeans were strictly patriarchal.

More like the opposite.

[welp]

indoeuropeans were not from anatolia, which was full of non-indoeuropean people and populated by matriarchal people and indoeuropeans were strictly patriarchal. The anatolian hypothesis is only supported by some butthurts like dienekes because they can not accept that northern europeans and especially slavic people have more indoeuropean genes then them.

lol

[Arhat]

More like the opposite.

lol . The anatolian hypothesis is dead and except of some butthurts nobody cares about renfrew anymore. Indo-Europeans were a strictly patriarchal bunch of aggressive warriors but pre-indoeuropeans of anatolia were matriarchal farmers.

[Prisoner Of Ice]

lol . The anatolian hypothesis is dead and except of some butthurts nobody cares about renfrew anymore. Indo-Europeans were a strictly patriarchal bunch of aggressive warriors but pre-indoeuropeans of anatolia were matriarchal farmers.

Celts and basques are both matriarchal.

[welp]

lol . The anatolian hypothesis is dead and except of some butthurts nobody cares about renfrew anymore. Indo-Europeans were a strictly patriarchal bunch of aggressive warriors but pre-indoeuropeans of anatolia were matriarchal farmers.

You don't even know that you don't know.

Truly astounding.

[welp]

Nevermind that war was central to social advancement in pre-IE anatolian cultures or those derived from people who (used to, at first) dwell there. (minoans, to name one) The matriarchical myth is equally retarded as those people had high culture, the polar opposite of what you'd have in a matriarchy, which also ties in with their warlike imagery in many instances (double-bladed axes all over the fucking place). In fact, the only names that later tradition saves for us of those people refer to KINGS.

[Anglojew]

The whole of Central Asia was Caucasid in the Bronze Age.

Does anyone have any links to the Chinese accounts of ancient white people described in the article?