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==Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia==
In addition to that the civilization of Ancient Egypt itself was definitely founded by the White Adamic farmers, during the period of the Hyksos conquest, significant ethnic elements associated with modern Western Europeans infiltrated the elite, and the ruling dynasty was completely replaced by the newly arrived conquerors (the modal patrilineal haplogroup of that time Egyptian kings was R1b of the Western European subclade).
Mesopotamia was also initially inhabited by local pre-Adamic autochthons, the White Adamic Neolithic farmers, and their various mixtures, but in the period from 2700 to 1900 BC, the entire region, from the coast of Syria to the modern eastern border of Iraq, was flooded with conquerors of the Ammuru-Martu ethnic group (among whom was the famous Hammurabi, the Babyloanian legislator and king whose first-in-history codified law codex was in fact similar to the Mosaic Old Testament law), who established their power there in the form of several state formations (Babylonia, Assyria, Mari, Eshnunna, Andariq, Yamqad, Qatna, and also the Ebla kingdom). The spread of these new White, genetically Western European, conquerors is archaeologically associated with the Caliciform culture and its derivatives (e.g. the Khabur culture).

==Central Asia, India, China== 
After the biblical flood, Noah's descendants dispersed in the widest directions, associated with Indo-European migrations. The Yamnaya culture evolded from the Maykop culture, while the settlement march-routes of the Afanasievo and Corded Ware cultures passed through Central Asia, from where they reached Southern Siberia (also spreading to parts of Mongolia and Xinjiang) and the Eastern European plain respectively. Through the Afanasievo "Aryans" (Indo-Europeans) or their ancestors, agriculture and other great achievements of the Neolithic revolution were introduced to China via the Longshan and Yang-Shao cultures (circa 3000-2000 BC).  
The descendants of the Corded Ware culture, such as the Andronovo and Sintashta cultures, then migrated from Europe back to the East and became the ancestors of the Indo-Iranian branch of the Aryans, laying the foundation for the civilizations of Persia and India, consolidating producing farming and agriculture in these territories. However, in the process, due to ecological factors such as soil salinization and deforestation, the Indo-European farmer communities there were forced to adopt the nomadic, horse-riding equestrian lifestyle.