Saharans
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Also: Saharan peoples.
Andite blood contributed considerably to the northern groups of the Saharan Sangik peoples. 78:5.5 80:8.1
The Saharan civilization was disrupted by drought in 15,000 B.C. 78:3.7 80:1.4
The Saharans dispersed to Spain, southern Africa, Egypt, Palestine, and Ceylon, forming different branches of the human family with distinct artistic and migratory traits. 80:2.2 80:3.7
The Saharans played a significant role in the blending and evolution of racial groups in Europe, including the absorption of Andonite and secondary Sangik blood, contributing to the deterioration of Nile culture in Egypt. 80:3.2 (80:9.8,11)
The Saharans, an indigo-black group overspread by herders and agriculturists, never engaged in manufacture or built cities, carrying extensive strains of the extinct green and orange races. 80:1.4
The Basques and Berbers represent the survival of a highly blended people carrying strains incorporated in blue and white races, including Andite, Andonite, and secondary Sangik blood from the Saharans. 80:3.2 (80:9.8,11)
The Saharans were a superior indigo race with traces of orange and green, who settled in the Sahara desert and did not engage in manufacturing or city-building. 78:1.10 80:1.4
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