Category Archives: Aeta

by | June 13, 2011

The Difference Between Phenotypical Race and Genetic Race

A commenter asks me some questions about my races of man post. I believe that a bit more changes are necessary to be made to the race classifications you have here Robert. I believe that the Garos, Nicobarese, Negritos (Orang … Continue reading →

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by | June 8, 2009

Modern Hunter-Gatherers in Africa and Elsewhere

Repost from the old site. Deals with the crazy White nationalist notion that African Blacks were “Paleolithic Stone Age hunter-gatherers” on contact. In truth, there are very few hunter-gatherers left not only now, but there were few left even in … Continue reading →

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by | March 16, 2009

The Peopling of the Philippines

Repost from the old site. Updated April 2, 2012. The peopling of the Philippines is a bit better understood than the peopling of Indonesia described in my another post. At least we know that most of the Philippines was first … Continue reading →

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