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Prehistoric Iberia: Genetics, Anthropology, and Linguistics


Author(s): Arnaiz-Villena, Antonio
ISBN10:  0306463644
ISBN13:  9780306463648
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  1/1/2000
Publisher(s): Kluwer Academic Pub

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This book contains most of the conclusion reached by the geneticists, anthropologists, and linguists at the meeting `Prehistoric Iberia'. Th is is the first time that a particular historical topic has been appro ached from a multidisciplinary point of view in a single meeting. The novel conclusions reached include the following: There is no evidence of the demic diffusion model of people substitution in Iberia during t he Mesolithic-Neolithic transition. New technologies were probably rea ched by circum-Mediterranean navigation. Present day Iberians are gene tically very similar to North African populations and also to other mo re distant Eastern Mediterraneans, including Turks. Arab invasions in North Africa and Spain in 711 AD did not result in a massive gene flow . North African Berbers and Spaniards have maintained their old geneti c identity; this invasion was mostly religious and cultural. Celts in Iberia are difficult to find.
Part I GENETICS
Genetic and Historical Relationships Among Mediterraneans
3(30)
J. Martinez-Laso
E. Gomez-Casado
P. Varela
M. Gonzalez-Hevilla
J. Alonso-Garcia
J. Longas
A. Arnaiz-Villena
Genetic Affinities Among Human Populations Inhabiting the Sub-Saharan Area, Northwest Africa, and the Iberian Peninsula
33(18)
C. Flores
M. Hernandez
A. M. Gonzalez
V. M. Cabrera
The History of Iberian and Moroccan Populations: Evidence from Genetic Data (DNA Studies and Classical Polymorphisms)
51(14)
P. Moral
M. Kandil
A. Fernandez-Santander
E. Esteban
N. Valveny
The Berbers of North Africa: Genetic Relationships According to HLA and other Polymorphisms
65(16)
A. Sanchez-Mazas
Part II ANTHROPOLOGY
Berber Ethnogenesis: The Origin of the First Berber-Speaking Social Formations
81(44)
J. Onrubia Pintado
Applictions of Evolutive Archeology: Migrations from Africa to Iberia in the Recent Prehistory
125(40)
J. L. Escacena Carrasco
Part III LINGUISTICS
Deciphering the Iberian-Tartesian Language
165(32)
J. Alonso-Garcia
Maria J. Castro
J. Martinez-Laso
A. Arnaiz-Villena
The Basque Language Is Included in the Dene-Caucasian Language Family
197(8)
M. Ruhlen
The Usko-Mediterranean Languages
205(42)
A. Arnaiz-Villena
J. Alonso-Garcia
Index 247

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