natufian and kebaran culture, other groups migrated later

Bastage, thanks but i stopped responding to richyblack a long time ago. He thinks by long posting he can confuse his reader that he actually knows what he is talking about.

Afam is a special case, never has an opinion on anything save to insult you.

davidylan:

Bastage, thanks but i stopped responding to richyblack a long time ago. He thinks by long posting he can confuse his reader that he actually knows what he is talking about.

Afam is a special case, never has an opinion on anything save to insult you.

Yep, we do not agree on Middle East geopolitics. You have a strongly pro-Israel (not necessarily pro-Jew) stance while I have a strongly anti-oppression/anti-apartheid stance.

Where did I get the 3500 time period from? Check your history books. Look online. It's not hard to find that fact.

Who lived there prior to 3500 years ago? Again, it's simple to check up on.
The land was made up of different tribes. Read your Bible, it names them for you. The land itself was known as Canaan. The Canaanites, themselves had absorbed and assimilated the features of many cultures of the ancient Near East for at least 500 years before the Israelites entered their area of control. But the main tribes that the Hebrews came into contact with were nomadic hunter gatherers. There were no nation states, no national identities there.

Please don't be ignorant and try to say that they were Arabs. Going back to the iron age, there was no such thing as an Arab and  they didn't appear as an identity until around 850BC - babies when compared to the Hebrew timescale.