Fascinating reading the ancient history of Japan especially during the Yamato formative phase against the Emishi and Hayato and how Ryukyuans descend from Japonic settlers from Kyushu sent after the defeat of shell midden Jōmon elements whom were absorbed by the settlers.
Why did the Ainu lose?
>>527963487Yayoi as in yaoi based based gem gem lifegem hopegem
Ainu got wrecked by chad iron bearing koreans from the mainland
>>527963536Stone cannot beat the iron from korea
Gusuku Period Castle on Okinawa.
>>527963536Still in stone age the Jōmon/Okhotsk and lack of centralisation, though the Emishi would prove a formidable enemy on Horseback.
>>527963487Very interesting. Also their older Proto-Trans-Eurasian speaking Xinglongwa culture ancestors are interesting too.
>>527963566Pic with legend
>>527963487Japan is honorary white.
>>527963566>>527963608True. Although Iron wasn't made on Kyushu through Honshu until a while later.
>>527963774The koreans brought the iron with them and had the tech to work iron. They also brought bronze with them. The locals in Japan had nothing but rocks at the time.
>>527963487what if Tojō accepted hull note but partially withdrawal form French "Indochina" if not all and indirectly support Wang Jingwei meaning restoring Qing Dynasty into non-puppet (KMT and CCP have fragile unity), which Japan go buck focus war production such as Type Otsu Rifle (IJN), Type Kō Rifle/Hei assault rifle (IJA), better armored tank (Chi-Num, Chi-To), built more submarine and instructed similar Maunsell Sea Forts, research radar technology alongside jet fighter aircraft like Nakajima Kikka, and lastly attain atomic bomb?
>>527963813They brought Iron with them through trade with Kaya and rest of Korea but Tatara furnaces weren't a thing on the home islands until the 6th century.
>>527963989Japan has always been quite resource poor and relied and still does rely heavily on foreign shipments of metal.
>>527963701Possibly connected to Uralic speakers through the Guifang/Seima-Turbino people.
>>527963714Fascinating how peoples change over time though the rules stay the same.
>>527963487>against the Emishi and Hayato and how RyukyuansFun Fact: Yamato called them Tsuchigumo (earth/dirty spiders) because they were hairy like tarantulas (Emishi means hairy barbarians) and lived in pit dwelling (tateana jūkyo), semi-subterranean structures where a hole about one meter deep was dug in the ground, walls and a thatched roof were built over this pit.
>>527963565Fecaloids will never be human.
I've heard somewhere that Ainu were Australoid, is that true?
>>527964522Interior Salish Native Americans lived in Pit Houses with roofs on called Quiggly Holes or Qʷc̓iʔ, seems wholesome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quiggly_hole
>>527964656Somewhere between that and Paleo-Mongoloid yes.
>>527964895so Japan being jeeted means they'll turn into their ancestors?
>>527964956No Indians are Veddoid/Pre-Iranian/Aryan slop of varying degrees.
>>527965049ah okay, I thought abos and jeets were the same shit basically
>>527965143India is strange because it's full of many ancestries but this just complicated rather than improved things. You can leave an Iron age village in India and go to a Stone age village which still eats people.
When will Westerners finally understand that the Ainu/Jomon people have no connection to white people?Only the inhabitants of /pol/ worldwide insist on discussing ancient history in the Far East.
>>527965431I understand this... I just find it fascinating nevertheless, the only tiny bit of Aryan DNA Japan got was from Sogdians who occasionally travelled to Japan via Tang Dynasty China, they might've been synonymous with large nosed people in Japanese folklore.
>>527965431nobody is conflating them with white people.It's just interesting how their geographic location basically evolved crypto-whites
>>527965862Para-Whites would be more apt but even then that is merely complexion, culturally and genetically barely if any co-influence.
>>527965563In ancient Japan, even the arrival of a single Chinese or Indian person was recorded in history as a special event.If people had come from farther away than them, it would absolutely have been recorded, but no such records have been found.
>>5279662122.2% West Eurasian DNA from Silk Traders according to 2015 study but this may be from some time before the development of Japanese scripts, a very small and ancient R1a influence.
>>527965431They wuz japanees though, you gotta understand.
>>527966523I'm not Japanese.
>>527964522>Emishi means hairy barbariansits shrimp
>>527967134It's a pun because Shrimp have antennae that looks hairy/beardy.
