Get Real! wrote:Oracle wrote:Get Real! wrote:AEKTZIS wrote:This entire argument seems to me irrational...."Cypriots" created civilization before greeks, whatever.
When Cypriots could read and write Greece did not even exist you silly fool! In fact the very Bible your Orthodox church goes by, does not even recognize anything called “Greece”!
Educate your self about the
“cradle of civilization”… do you see Greece anywhere on the map?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cradle_of_civilization
Your source qualifies with:
... but also extended to sites in Armenia[1], Greece and the Persian Plateau ...
The cradle is only what is shown on that map as verified by the first anthropological migratory routes...
That's the broad sweep of ONE haplotype around our coasts and doesn't show the subtle toing-and froing within the BROAD sweep (since you now agree they had some kind of boats in those times, otherwise how would they cross from Egypt to Cyprus and then Cyprus to other common early-Greek colonised areas?). The haplotype is not linked to "cradle of civilisation" arguments which you initiated. However, the evidence we have presented to you in the past, along with both your present sources, do all produce a cohesive picture that the western anthropic branch passed via Asia Minor (+/- Cyprus
anywhere along the coast) towards what is now Greece (again, + to and from Cyprus). The genetic studies are most powerful when used alongside all the other tools we have; including, written/scratched/painted history and artefacts from as near the time as possible. There have been no surprises as far as the popular, long-ago speculated (now confirmed) routes which we have proposed to you in our discussions (Simon, Piratis, Paphitis - where is he btw
- and some of the newer/older members).
I know you don't like reading long posts, which is why we have to repeat so much to you, but this is my last one on this matter. Please try to read, learn and retain.