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Were there ever (genetically) Black people on the British Isles?
>inb4 race is skin-deep
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Probably from the days of the Trans-Atlantic trade onwards.
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yea, raheem sterling for example
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>>18661231
>>18661263
Alright, I get it. I phrased my OP badly. You know what I mean. Were there ever any Black people in Britain before the Anglo-Saxons?
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>>18661268
The problem is that if you go too far back into the past, you'll come across human beings who didn't have many of the mutations that people living nowadays in different parts of the world had. Even though people like the Cheddar Man might have been the ancestors of present-day English people, they probably wouldn't cluster that closely with English people, and would instead just show generic Mesolithic sequences that could be misidentified as, say, being of West African, East African, or Arabian origin, but then again, even those populations have suffered from mutations too, so Mesolithic-era people would probably not have much easily distinguishable affinity with anybody who's alive right now.
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>>18661268
not many
maybe a Roman soldier or slave though, they bordered the black parts of Africa (through Aegyptus if nothing else, Sudanese are very dark) and moved an awful lot of people around
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>>18661268
>the Anglo-Saxons
Black.
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>>18661268
No. But you already knew that.
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>>18661221
As slaves, yes, but not many. Blacks are not indigenous anywhere outside sub saharan africa, are an invasive species everywhere else.
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>>18662269
> Blacks are not indigenous anywhere outside sub saharan africa
The ANA were basically black, and Niger-Congoids are actually indigenous to North Africa, later descending into the sahel and sub-saharan West-Africa wherein they replaced Pygmy and relict proto-sapien populations.
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>>18662277
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_African_hunter-gatherers
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>>18661268
The OOA population was already genetically distinct from Aboriginal African populations prior to OOA.
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>>18662277
>The ANA were basically black, and Niger-Congoids are actually indigenous to North Africa
not really as far as we know
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>>18662292
Niger-Congoids originating in North Africa greatly aligns with archeological evidence (including that which examines morphology, which does indicate a significant sub-saharan presence in North Africa during the relevant period) and would also explain many otherwise strange shared details in different oral histories. As far as I'm aware, the only thing contradicting such a conclusion would be that DNA study on the Takarori people.

I'm no geneticist, though according to some of the amateurs I follow, there actually is evidence for the Takarori having had significant ancestry from a Sub-Saharan ghost population, which would align with both the aforementioned facts alongside the fact that the Takarori did not live in an area conducive to genetic isolation (something which was explicitly noted by experts in response to the studies results).
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>>18661268
black is a common adjective, it does not get capitalized
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>>18661268
I'm pretty sure they said that Cheddar man's exact skin color didn't look like that and it was more of a normal tan



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