-
mankind based on the
story of Noah:
Semites and ****hetites. The
appellation Hamitic was
applied to the Berber, Cu****ic, and
Egyptian branches of the Afroasiatic...
- Afro-Asiatic,
sometimes Afrasian), also
known as Hamito-Semitic or Semito-
Hamitic, are a
language family (or "phylum") of
about 400
languages spoken predominantly...
- that
Eastern and Southern,
which he
called Nilo-
Hamitic, were a
mixture of (Western)
Nilotic and
Hamitic languages (in particular,
modern Cu****ic), based...
- Africa, who were
typically classified as part of the
Caucasian race – the
Hamitic sub-branch, or in rare
instances the
Negroid race. The
racial classification...
-
century with the
development of the
Hamitic hypothesis whose origins go
further back to the
development of the
Hamitic race theory.[citation needed] Of particular...
-
Biblical basis despite using Hamitic as the theory's name.
Charles Gabriel Seligman in his Some
Aspects of the
Hamitic Problem in the Anglo-Egyptian...
- (Neo-Babylonian),
where the
equivalent text
written in
Egyptian has tꜣ ṯmḥw "Libya".
Hamitic Putāya (satrapy) Sadler, Jr.,
Rodney (2009). "Put". In
Katharine Sakenfeld...
-
Retrieved 24
February 2024. Diakonov, Igor
Mikhailovich (1965). Semito-
Hamitic Languages: An
Essay in classification. Moscow: Nauka,
Central Department...
- grounds,
termed Aryan (Indo-European),
Semitic (Semitic languages), and
Hamitic (
Hamitic languages i.e. Berber-Cu****ic-Egyptian). 19th
century classifications...
- sub-Saharan
Africa developed the
Hamitic hypothesis. The now
rejected hypothesis posits that the
Tutsi were of
Hamitic stock whom
originated from the Horn...
