Doesn't mean they're what Black Americans think of as "black" today. Nor does it mean there is some connection between between Aborigines and Africans.
Stonehenge was built by black Britons, children’s history book claims
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Thats not the only definition of "black" there is.
Moreover, that definition within the US has only been in use (amongst African Americans) since the 60s. Its been in use in other places for much longer.
Yes, but that does NOT connect black Americans to the aborigines. Their history and accomplishments are not ours!
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That website straight
That site is the Black version of the Nazi Ahnenerbe and just as ridiculous.
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Which is why ADOS/FBA came about.
'Black' is meaningless/means whatever you want it to mean.
'Black' is meaningless/means whatever you want it to mean.
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I remember a guest lecturer at Cambridge university giving a lecture on the found remains of people with elongated skulls that inhabited the stone henge area, had the 'skulls' and everything and seemed pretty out there 
With the history of that island being one of constant invasions, who knows
It's not that far fetched if we believe all humans were originally black (i.e. not the CAC Cro Magnon and Neanderthal beasts that used to roam the region)
With the history of that island being one of constant invasions, who knows
It's not that far fetched if we believe all humans were originally black (i.e. not the CAC Cro Magnon and Neanderthal beasts that used to roam the region)
Just take the meat and leave the bones no homo
That site is the Black version of the Nazi Ahnenerbe and just as ridiculous.
Plaque honouring 'first black Briton' removed as she was 'Cypriot'
A plaque (pictured) in an east Sussex village honouring the 'first black Briton' has been removed after DNA analysis suggested 'Beachy Head Lady' was not actually of African origin.
