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The Long Journey Of My Little Y Chromosomes: The Origins Of One Viking Family - 9781546286233
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From a young age, I wanted to trace my family's history, hoping to get back to the very beginning of modern mankind - seemingly a ridiculous and impossible task! However, inspiration came to me in the 1950s whilst serving in the Royal Air Force. I was stationed for two years at Castel Benito in Libya, which was situated on a sandy, unmetalled road leading from Tripoli into the Sahara. Many times, it intrigued me to see people passing our camp on foot - some with shoes, some without, all with differing skin colours and facial features. I realised many of them must have walked hundreds or even thousands of miles across the desert towards Tripoli, hoping for a better life. A few of them obviously came from tropical Africa, with their ebony skin; some were the Tuaregs and other tribes of the desert, with their much-weathered dark-brown skin; and others were the Arabs of North Africa, with their lighter olive-brown skin, all in comparison to the former colonial Italians, with their tanned white skin. I was determined then to learn all about human migrations and the evolution that went along with them.
Author: Richard Donovan Glover |
Publisher: AuthorHouseUK |
Publication Date: Dec 21, 2017 |
Number of Pages: 74 pages |
Language: English |
Binding: Paperback/Reference |
ISBN-10: 1546286233 |
ISBN-13: 9781546286233 |
The Long Journey Of My Little Y Chromosomes: The Origins Of One Viking Family - 9781546286233
$16.99
From a young age, I wanted to trace my family's history, hoping to get back to the very beginning of modern mankind - seemingly a ridiculous and impossible task! However, inspiration came to me in the 1950s whilst serving in the Royal Air Force. I was stationed for two years at Castel Benito in Libya, which was situated on a sandy, unmetalled road leading from Tripoli into the Sahara. Many times, it intrigued me to see people passing our camp on foot - some with shoes, some without, all with differing skin colours and facial features. I realised many of them must have walked hundreds or even thousands of miles across the desert towards Tripoli, hoping for a better life. A few of them obviously came from tropical Africa, with their ebony skin; some were the Tuaregs and other tribes of the desert, with their much-weathered dark-brown skin; and others were the Arabs of North Africa, with their lighter olive-brown skin, all in comparison to the former colonial Italians, with their tanned white skin. I was determined then to learn all about human migrations and the evolution that went along with them.
Author: Richard Donovan Glover |
Publisher: AuthorHouseUK |
Publication Date: Dec 21, 2017 |
Number of Pages: 74 pages |
Language: English |
Binding: Paperback/Reference |
ISBN-10: 1546286233 |
ISBN-13: 9781546286233 |