Fitting archaeology with DC and Nostratic linguistics

Glen in reply to my

> >I would say the S group are recognisably present from the time of the
> >Aurignacian culture in Palestine. It moved north across the Balkans,
> >onto the steppes and then East and Westward.

Wrote

> You mean it did a loop around the Black and Caspian Seas? I don't

know about

> this.

This is clearly what the archaeological evidence seems to show. At one
time I thought the movement onto the Steppes may have been north from
Iran, (which is one reconstruction that seems to make genetic sense)
but this has not been demonstrated archaeoligically at all. What do
you mean by "I don't know about this?"

In reply to my

> >Maybe T group (Gravetians) originated in the West in the
> >Franco-Cantabrian region (where Basque is today) and spread Eastwards
> >onto the Eurasian Steppes, replacing the earlier Dene C "S" languages
> >that were in the region.

Glen suggested

> Not sure about this idea. How do the Gravetians get into the
> Franco-Cantabrian region? Directly from Western Africa?

Nope, they seem to have developed over a fairly long period from an
Aurignacian substrata. Any fit here?

Warmest regards

John