Johan Oosthuizen Research

Revisiting "The Aryan Hypothesis": Critiques and Updates https://www.academia.edu/150268874/ Key Conclusions/Summaries: - 1. Ancient Israelites carried a genetic profile similar to modern Northern Europeans (this was also known from the original Aryan Hypothes…

The Israelite Population in the Roman Province of Judaea during the 1st Century AD https://www.academia.edu/145245296/ Abstract (click to expand): This study investigates the proportion of the Israelite-descended population within the Roman province of Judaea…

Pretty much, there was no "Yamnaya invasion" of Europe.

A Eurocentric Refutation of the Kurgan Hypothesis https://www.academia.edu/145225575/ One paragraph summary (click to expand): The Kurgan Hypothesis (KH), proposing genealogical continuity from Yamnaya (3300-2700/2400 BC) through the Corded Ware Culture (CWC)…

The Cimmero-Scythian Origin Theory for the Celto-Germanic Peoples: Novel Archaeological and Genetic Evidence. https://www.academia.edu/143678436/ Excerpt from abstract: This study re-examines prevailing paradigms regarding the origins of the Celto-Germanic peo…

Manuscript has been significantly updated. Previous projects (including but not limited to the effect of admixture upon phenotype in various populations, including the Afrikaner population) still under way.

The Aryan Hypothesis: a Multidisciplinary Genetic, Archaeological, Linguistic, Historical, Scriptural, and Cultural Identification of the Israelites https://www.academia.edu/127415126/ Abstract: The Israelites are an enigmatic Biblio-historical population whos…

The latter two are coming, in due course. The first of the latter two has been completed, but will be gatekept for release alongside the second. The first two are unlikely to happen any time soon unless I receive thousands of DNA samples with verified height a…