Indo European Language has roots in paleolithic Africa
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Channel: Michael Denney · 2012 · People & Blogs
http://www.ThunderWizard.com http://www.Sun-Wheel-Magick.com the Paleolithic Continuity Paradigm (google it) is disproving the previous theory about the origin of the Indo-European people, culture and language. According to the scientific evidence found by Archeology, linguistics and DNA evidence, the Indo-European language was not created in Europe. Instead it was created in Africa before the first modern humans migrated out of Africa into the northern Hemisphere. The indo-European word for ancestor (Awo) is identical to the modern West African word "Awo" found in the Yoruba Language. This means that at one time the ancestors of the Yoruba tribe and the European tribes were the same tribe that split into mutiple different directions and migrated into different parts of the world. At least 60,000 years later the word for Ancestor/Grandparent is still used in parts of Europe and Africa. This had to have happened during the paleolithic era. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- NEW online Course in Master Shamanism! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ms31bEmXqUE -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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