To Hijab or not to Hijab

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The DNA doesn't lie.

No it doesn't go that far back.

So, what you're saying is Bedouin culture is older that Sumer? I find that hard to swallow, especially given that the general migratory root out of Africa would mean that humans would have settled on the Alluvial Plain and then groups would have gradually spread down into Arabia.

There are just so many examples here that suggest they are older. The earliest sign of modern humans outside Africa was found in Jebel Faya, Arabian peninsula I believe. Um al Nar culture was a bronze age civilization, 2700-2000 BC. Desert dwellers and nomads were first across the region. It’s common sense actually. What do you think they did when the land was less arable? Move north obviously. That cycle has repeated itself throughout middle eastern history so there is no chance of homogeneity especially ancient civilization remnants. It's intermixed.

Overcomplicating things. The majority of the Levant see themselves as Arabs. Different Arabs but Arabs. I don't where all this is coming from and it's a waste of time to entertain that thought when little to nobody in the region sees it the same way.

Aside from looking at a map?

I think this is where your idea came from in the first place. It makes little sense.