Human migration, genetic and cultural differentiation, and the rise of early civilizations. Papers 10–12 trace twenty-five families from Shinar through five corridors to every inhabited continent — and test the predictions against published genomic data.
Differentiation Series
Part Three of the Differentiation Series. They walked out of Shinar with uneven knowledge. Every clan could farm and keep a fire. Only some could smelt, administer, or raise a city. Civilization did not have to be invented. Population had to catch up to what they already knew.
Differentiation Series
Part Two of the Differentiation Series. They left the Shinar plain as one people who could no longer speak to each other. Two hundred generations later the surface traits had locked — skin, hair, stature — while the rest of the genome still reads as a single kind
Differentiation Series
Part One of the Differentiation Series. Eight survivors, two hundred years of growth, a language event that scattered 25 families onto every corridor the recovering planet would open. The genetic clock starts ticking the moment the clans separate.