--- eric pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I will sound like a broken record to many of you as > i harp on Ugarit, > again ! That mother of all kingdoms faded into > history in 3000 BC, along > with it's last kings - Ammit and Ammitappu. It > covered what would become the > eSyria Levant today, but it drew on the Nile Delta > for its early peopleing, > and furnished Turkey with the Hatti Kadesh. These > "Hittites" were the stem- > cells of todays Indo-Europeans who stretch from > Norway to Naini Tal. Our > interest is drawn to their southern cousins, the > Amizai of the Maghreb. The > world knows them as Berbers, their face to us today > is socccer wiz Zindane of > France and Morocco. That their language is spoken in > the Siva Oasis of lower > Egypt is very telling, to me. Gama, Alva, > AL-Buqueir, Rahm and Qureia are > extremely common names from Algeria to Alexandria: > we only have to keep > abreast of Indica to know that Gama, Alva and Moshi > (Moses) are very > Hindustani too ! > I once informed you that our Lusitanian friends > had begun life in Morocco, > as Lazzitannis, which leaves Mario quite right in > his views - we are eastern > Lizzies ! > Mario observes: > Eric, Thanks for providing us with this complex but interesting history lesson. I knew there had to be a far more sophisticated basis for my theory that I had any idea about!:-)) Wait till Cornel hears about this. He'll probably do some research to try and debunk your version:-)) I'm still trying to impress upon him the value of smiley and frowny faces in internet communications:-(( > And wait till I tell the people of the city of Gouveia, who still can't get over the fact that they were named after my family way back when they were a small village:-)) >
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