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his book tells the story of White people as a racial group and not primarily of any specific geographic area. Hence the backdrop to this story jumps continents, ages and civilizations, linked only by the commonality of a genetic inheritance. Crucial to the understanding of the theme of this book is an understanding of the concepts of race, ethnicity and culture.
the Nordics and the Alpines. The original Mediterraneans of ancient history are not to be confused with those people loosely termed Mediterranean today - the present day inhabitants of the Mediterranean region are largely mixtures of several races, with the original White Mediterranean component for the greatest part having long since been submerged amongst invasions first of the Nordic and Alpine White sub-groupings, and then under nonWhite Arabic, Turkish and other Middle Eastern and North African racial groupings. To illustrate the concept of these three main subgroupings: although there is a broadly termed Black race in existence, there are major sub-groupings amongst that racial grouping: the Congo basin Pygmy and the ultra tall Masai tribesmen of Kenya are two good examples of sub-groupings with-in the Black racial group.
Right: This knife represents the apex of stone working technology. Found in Egypt, it dates from approximately 4500 BC - more than 1000 years before the first Pharaoh. Its blade is made of chiseled flint, and the handle of intricately carved ivory.
Alpine
The skull of a member of the Alpine White subrace, viewed from the front and the side. The shorter facial structure is apparent. Alongside is a classic Alpine male from southern Germany.
Mediterranean
A skull of a member of the Mediterranean White sub-race, viewed from the front and side. Alongside, a WW1 Welsh soldier - as close an example of a Mediterranean as is to be found in modern times.
A sub-grouping is therefore a branch of a particular race which exhibits slightly different physical characteristics but still shares enough of a common genetic inheritance with other sub-groupings to be included in a broad racial category. This is called the concept of genetic commonality, and is the basis of all racial categories.
Alpine - Solid Body, Round Head, Brown Eyes in more ways than one, that there are very few of these original
The Alpine racial subgrouping, which also still exists in a large measure today, is characterized by brown hair and eyes, a short, more solid body build and a distinctive round (that is, almost, but not quite, circular) skull shape. Mediterranean racial types left in the world today. They were known as the Old Europeans and inhabited large parts of Europe, Egypt, the Middle and Near East and Egypt at the dawn of history. These Mediterranean types bear almost no resemblance to the present day
Northeast Asians
Southeast Asians
Pacific Islanders
Amerindians
Caucasoids
Africans
Tracking race in history: race depicted in art forms. Early civilizations very often depicted images of their own racial types in their works of art, based on the reality that their own types were the most common (or only) human models with which they had to work. A comparison of (from left to right) Olmec art, 400 BC; African art, circa 1400 AD; Japanese art, 1000 AD; and Greek art, 340 BC; reflects this principle well. The study of art forms is a reliable indicator of the racial type of the communities in which the art works were created.
those civilizations would at some stage have had a common origin. In this way the route of a culture (and hence a people) can be traced by following a language, as outlined below.
Right: A representation of Australopithecus - a Homo Erectus type, based on archaeological and fossil evidence. There is no clear evidence linking any Homo Erectus type with the modern White racial type, or even with the Neanderthal racial type.
A comparison between the skull of a Homo Erectus type (left) and that of a Homo Sapiens (right) shows the difference in cranial size and facial angle which serves as an outstanding marker of the huge distance between the two racial types.
If environment alone gave certain peoples a permanent advantage then it would surely follow that Egypt would today be one of the most advanced countries in the world. In reality it is, as any visitor to that land will testify, filled with misery, poverty and backwardness - despite the environment being exactly the same as it was during the great age of the civilization which built the pyramids. The environmental theory does, therefore, not explain why Egypt, with exactly the same environmental conditions, could have lost its pre-eminence over the rest of the world.
Archaeology and its allied science, palaeoserology, have revealed that life forms in the general shape of humans (that is, two arms, two legs, a torso, a head and walking upright on the two legs) appeared in different places across the earth approximately two million years ago. These were the Homo Erectus (or upright man) racial types so favored by evolutionists as the ancestors of man. These creatures have been found scattered throughout Europe, Africa, China
CRO-MAGNON MAN
A reconstruction of the first White racial type, also called Cro-Magnon man. The skeleton differs only very slightly in skull length from modern day Nordic sub-racial types. In isolated parts of Europe it is still possible to find to this day living examples of this particular racial type. The difference in cranial shape, size, rib structure and forearm shape, with the Neanderthal type, on the opposite page, is apparent.
Above and top right: The well preserved skull of a complete example of Cro-Magnon man, discovered in the Cheddar Gorge in England. The skeleton was originally dated at between 40,000 and 30,000 years old, but recent research indicates that it may only be 9,000 years old. Right : A reconstruction bust of Cro-Magnon man, made by the famous anthropologist, M. P. Coon. It is from CroMagnon man that recorded White history begins.
Above: A Cro-Magnon barbed harpoon head, showing an advanced degree of skill in tool making ability.