Andonites

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Andonites (63:4sec). See also mortals: primitive mortals
better Primate strains assimilated by (65:3.4)
Hebrew language was distinctly Andonite (80:8.2)
Hittites stemmed directly from (80:8.2)
incorporated in blue and white races (80:0.2) (80:3.2) (80:9.2)
migrations
aridity drove A. into Turkestan, Europe in 3000 B.C. (80:9.6)
diluted Andites in central Asia (79:1.7)
dispersed after 20 generations (63:3.6) (63:5sec)
driven from Europe by blue race, from Asia by yellow race (78:1.5) (79:6.1)
entered Europe from Siberia; absorbed by Andites (80:4.2)
hindrances to migration (64:1.1-2)
in Danube valley (80:8sec)
in India (79:2.2)
in mountainous central and southeastern Europe (80:8.2)
into China with Andites (79:7.1)
lived in extreme northern regions (64:7.16)
on Pacific islands (79:6.3)
scattered over Arctic and central Asia in 15,000 B.C. (78:3.7)
settlements after Adam (78:1.5)
to Iceland, Greenland (64:7.18)
westernmost A. nearly driven into sea (64:7.17)
named. See Amadon; Andon and Fonta; Badonan; Onagar; Sangik family; Sontad
Onagar was truth teacher to A. (63:6sec)
physical characteristics (63:4.1)
Danubians were A. (80:8.4-5)
had 36 teeth (65:6.5)
Lapps and Eskimos nearest to aboriginal Andonic type (61:6.3) (63:4.1) (65:2.7) (70:1.2) (81:4.9)
not so sensitive to pain (63:4.2)
pale skins, broad-heads (80:8.2) (81:4.2-4)
physically mature at 12; life span of 75 (62:5.3)
practices
affection for comrades (63:4.4)
all except Badonans practiced human sacrifice (64:3.1)
cliff and grotto dwellers (63:5.4)
constant battles with inferior tribes (63:4.4)
constructed dome-shaped stone huts (63:5.5)
eastbound groups mingled with animals (64:1.7) (85:3.1)
evolved animal worship (63:6.3)
exceedingly imitative; no sense of humor (63:4.2)
fairly free from violent antagonisms (70:1.2)
fashioned flint tools (63:5.6) (64:2.5)
feared elements (63:6.3)
fearless hunters (63:5.6)
first marine adventurers (64:7.17)
idea of using stick and flint, bound with sinews (68:5.4)
incessant clan warfare (63:4.7-9)
lived almost exclusively on flesh (63:5.6)
loyal to families (63:4.3)
mixed with blue races (81:4.2-9)
occupied with hunting for food, fighting to avenge (63:4.7)
originally not cannibalistic (89:5.3-5) (89:6.1)
regarded twins as good luck (68:6.8)
some mated with simians (63:1.4)
taught golden rule (70:1.2)
well-developed language (63:4.6)
would not live with inferior tree-dwellers (64:1.1-2)
retrogressed for 500,000 years after Andon (63:5.7) (63:6.1)
unusual that A. evolved before colored races (64:6.2)

Cross-references

See Amadon
See Andon and Fonta
See Badonan
See Onagar
See Sangik family
See Sontad
See also mortals: primitive mortals

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