Proof Punt was in Northern Somalia (Somaliland/Djibouti) and not Eritrea, Yemen, etc

[Wadaad]

Lol this most be a joke punt was obviously in Eritrea and Northen ethiopia.

Frankincense and Myrrh does not even grow in these regions..the whole point of the expeditions to Punt was for the incense. That narrows down Punt to modern day Somaliland, Puntland region, Dhofar governate in Oman, and Hadramaut governate in Yemen.

[Marik]

Frankincense and Myrrh does not even grow in these regions..the whole point of the expeditions to Punt was for the incense. That narrows down Punt to modern day Somaliland, Puntland region, Dhofar governate in Oman, and Hadramaut governate in Yemen.

Sorry to break it for you but the baboons that was taken back was more related to the Eritrean baboons than Somalian.

[Wadaad]

Sorry to break it for you but the baboons that was taken back was more related to the Eritrean baboons than Somalian.

"Modern Eritrea"...Hamadryas range waxed and waned and they did not sample Somaliland Baboons.

btw the "Somali Wild Ass" is now extinct in Somalia and is only found in Eritrea...still it was native to the Somali peninsula, and this is the case for the Hamadryas baboon.

[Marik]

"Modern Eritrea"...Hamadryas range waxed and waned and they did not sample Somaliland Baboons.

btw the "Somali Wild Ass" is now extinct in Somalia and is only found in Eritrea...still it was native to the Somali peninsula, and this is the case for the Hamadryas baboon.

There is no evidence of that. Just accept THE truth punt was in the area of ethiopia,Eritrea

[Wadaad]

There is no evidence of that. Just accept THE truth punt was in the area of ethiopia,Eritrea

first of all...Ethiopia is not even in the picture as it is too inland

Secondly, provide your evidence for Eritrea. Where are your incense trees?

[Marik]

[QUOTE=Wadaad;4399256]first of all...Ethiopia is not even in the picture as it is too inland

Secondly, provide your evidence for Eritrea. Where are your incense trees?[/QUOTEAim We determined the present and past distribution, and the abundance, of Boswellia papyrifera in Eritrea, and the environmental and land-use factors determining its distribution limits. Location Eritrea, in the Horn of Africa. Methods In 1997 a Boswellia field survey was conducted in 113 village areas covering four administrative regions. Species occurrence was related to rainfall, air temperature and length of growing period. Additionally, the relationship between the abundance of Boswellia trees and selected physical and chemical soil factors, topography and land-use types

[Wadaad]

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first of all...Ethiopia is not even in the picture as it is too inland

Secondly, provide your evidence for Eritrea. Where are your incense trees?[/QUOTEAim We determined the present and past distribution, and the abundance, of Boswellia papyrifera in Eritrea, and the environmental and land-use factors determining its distribution limits. Location Eritrea, in the Horn of Africa. Methods In 1997 a Boswellia field survey was conducted in 113 village areas covering four administrative regions. Species occurrence was related to rainfall, air temperature and length of growing period. Additionally, the relationship between the abundance of Boswellia trees and selected physical and chemical soil factors, topography and land-use types

the fuck is this? I ask for evidence, not chicken scratch....
oh now I see...you're not even Ethiopian/Eritrean, just a bored sock

[Marik]

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the fuck is this? I ask for evidence, not chicken scratch....
oh now I see...you're not even Ethiopian/Eritrean, just a bored sock

I just gave it to you fucktard and no Iam not ethiopian Iam Eritrean.

[Marik]

The point is it do exist in Eritrea.

[Wadaad]

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I just gave it to you fucktard and no Iam not ethiopian Iam Eritrean.

I did not deny the existence of boswellia in Eritrea...reread the OP, I stated it is of INFERIOR quality. From Hatshepshut to Catholic Diocese of Mogadishu (that supplied Vatican ALL its incense demand since 19th century) the world knew one place for those HIGH QUALITY Aromatic trees: North Somalia