Somaliland Wilton Culture

[EDsomali]

Source.

It seems as though the people of northern Somalia were distinct from those who lived in Southern Somalia at the Buur Heybe site.

I wonder if these people were the ones to draw the Laas Geel paintings, also they could explain some of the East African lineages only found in HOAs as they extended far into Ethiopia.

More about this culture here.
More about the variants here.

 

[Nilotufian]

Palaeolithic Horners are not us

 

[EDsomali]

Palaeolithic Horners are not us

True.

But there are some indigenous East African haplogroups which some East Africans carry including Somalis.

Would indicate contact with an indigenous group.

 

[Apollo]

True.

But there are some indigenous East African haplogroups which some East Africans carry including Somalis.

Would indicate contact with an indigenous group.

@Geeljire sanbuur forefathers lived in Somalia/the Horn proper for 30,000 years (E-V16/E-M281).

 

[Geeljire Sandheer]

@Geeljire sanbuur forefathers lived in Somalia/the Horn proper for 30,000 years (E-V16/E-M281).

my ancestors were bashaaling until the Turkish and North Africans invaded

 

[911]

@Geeljire sanbuur forefathers lived in Somalia/the Horn proper for 30,000 years (E-V16/E-M281).

How is that possible

 

[Prince Abubu]

my ancestors were bashaaling until the Turkish and North Africans invaded

We Wuz Original Somaliz n shieet.

@Apollo What can you tell me about haplogroup N1a?

 

[Apollo]

We Wuz Original Somaliz n shieet.

@Apollo What can you tell me about haplogroup N1a?

It originated in the Levant, most likely.

It is found even in Scandinavians because of their part EEF Anatolian roots. Doesn't look like a paleolithic HOA lineage.