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1. I'm guessing no trees, so where did the oars come from!!?

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2. "Tarim people" survived the last ice Age in Carpathian Basin — due to thinner earth's crust and many hot springs there. It was not inhabitable, just a bit lesser comfortable, as it was colder, but not frozen to block crop production and animal husbandry. You can visit places in Transylvania where you can observe the traces of former terraced farming that are still visible today.
   At the end of Ice last age — cca. 11700 BC — in more waves settled / wandered across whole Eurasia, moving to all direction and later their nomadic tribes which specialized in livestock : they moved between the two basins as well during the thousands years.

   The western science call them differently after the geographical names of present days as where their bones and remnant objects were found. This way try to identify them in written sources, but if those sources does not fit their theories than take those sources like tales and / or unreliable evidences, even directly fantasies. Hilarious , how the scientists still human beings despite all scientific revelations and oaths !! :))
   This way 'knew' the technologies that now takes as they would gather them from North, South, West and East as well.
   They were not survived in a desert environment, but in a wealthy countryside that supported abundant agricultural lands and rich livestock communities.

   Their followers in that Tarim basin and around made that this basin was originally for thousand years vanished.
   The same just happens in the Carpathian basin where I actually live — the handling of the environment and modifying its structure started hundred years ago to support the commercial and transportation needs with river regulation, besides the industrial exploitation that reduced the natural forests as those wood materials needed to build and burn to get energy (steam and steel) until the coal was replaced its use. Also the reducing non-agricultural areas, like swamps, larger forests and former floodplains that held a larger amount of water in the basin. Besides lesser water comes from the sorrounding mountains as well.
   Now getting to close to serious drought and desertification.

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3. Interesting that the Urantia Book, published in 1955, refers to these people in the Tarim Basin. Paper 79: Section 7, page 886.

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4. The Tocharian language is not an isolated language. It is indisputably an Indo-European dialect. The question remains: Is it related to the Tarim mummies?

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5. Видео озвучил скат

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6. Блаблабла

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7. Nice effort

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8. Cross roads' civilization.

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9. So what did they match, space aliens? I'll be back later — maybe. Honest to God!

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10. Europeans have Ancient North Eurasian ancestry as well. Up to around 20%, I believe.

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11. Seems like political BS to me. In the 1980's while living and working in South Korea, I met a sandy, red haired Chinese/Japanese woman. Was it natural? That'll be an unconditional, yes. Go figure.

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12. They just solved the mystery of the 'red hair enigma" by intense research and study of the 'red haired mummies found near Elko , Nevada in the Western USA !, which was discovered that dark hair will turn red over time ! and since Chinese people posseess very fair skin , finding mummies with red hair in China could give the mistaken impression that these mummies are of 'Caucasian (White) extraction" , like that which was long believed about the 'Elko mummies" who turned out to be Indiginous tribal people from that area ! , and the same will be proven about the red haired mummies found in China !.

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13. Evidently, population genetics is a pseudo science giving unreliable results and leading to wrong conclusions

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14. This is what you call Global warming changes way before today's technology

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