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Crow. Pro All right, man, welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio. This is episode 468.

Jason Linger is with me and by popular demand, so many people asked for Dylan

Socoshio to come back and pick up. We're going to pick up

with Dylan where we left off in episode 459, kind of sorta. Welcome, Jason.

And a very lovely good morning. All right, let's see if we can keep up here. Welcome back, Dylan, popular demand, standing oh.

Hopefully this won't disappoint. We had left off talking about the origins of,

or I should say on last episode,

Phoenicia's first great colony being Italy. And there's a lot of people I respect in this space, old

researchers who have this idea that they were trying to figure out where this stuff is originating because when you look at language

it really does span all the way across the India yet you see no phenotypes matching that.

So one of the things that I, it's an anecdotal quote,

but this gentleman named Parsons noted that on the Arras River, which is the Greeks called Araxis, that's going to go from

the Caspian Sea.

Well, it's the Kura, or the Cyrus River,

but it turns into the Aris, it splits.

But these rivers go all the way from the Caspian Sea,

almost to the Black Sea.

Goes into Turkey, kind of like near the border of Georgia,

goes through Azerbaijan, Armenia, Northern Iran.

And the reason this is significant is because he mentioned there was a

people once there called the Roshi and the atrusions who are the Phoenicians

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