loveandsonship 1 Posted January 13 Report Share Posted January 13 At what point in the Jewish genealogy does the modern science and history unity (sic) reject that record? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
CountryBoy 6 Posted February 13 Report Share Posted February 13 I have no idea what you mean by that! I have never heard of "modern science" and "history" (I don't know what the "unity" means here) rejecting anyone's 'genealogy'. Are you referring to the lists of Kings in the old testaments? I would not consider those "genealogy". Quote Link to post Share on other sites
redcorner2000 0 Posted Wednesday at 07:34 AM Report Share Posted Wednesday at 07:34 AM Apparently in almost all. Jews were considered Semites, but for example the Ashkenazi, at best, are Semites only by their mother. The most interesting thing is that, apparently, the Ashkenazim descend from the Scythians. Real historical and etymological facts just speak about it. The Scythian country of Ishkuz is the most likely ancestral home of the Ashkenazi, their ancient ethnonyms are ašguza, Σκύθης, 'škwz This can explain that they have a widespread Y-chromosome r1a, especially among levits As for the "official history", it is mainly taken from Abrahamic mythology, and does not fit even with conventional science. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
redcorner2000 0 Posted Wednesday at 07:39 AM Report Share Posted Wednesday at 07:39 AM I think that they inhabited the Black Sea region, were pushed out by the Aryans to the north, and this gave impetus to the transformation of the culture of linear-tape ceramics into the culture of Corded wire Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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