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A COMPLETE HISTORY OF PUMTEK BEADS 第一代邦提克珠 Jiang 姜姓 Ancient Qiang 古羌人  传家宝珠子

LINKS BETWEEN THE PROTO INDO EUROPEANS AND BURMESE HAKA CHIN HEIRLOOM BEADS. THE SYMBOLS ORIGINATE FROM 18,OOO BC, AND POSSIBLY AS FAR BACK AS 77,000 BC

We have followed the archaeology from the Blombos cave in South Africa 77,000 BC and from the Ukraine 18,000 BC, on the journey across Europe, West Asia, Egypt, Mesopotamia and Bactria to China. There is very little doubt that the bead symbols have been in existence for this period of years.      We now trace the symbols to the Han period

Latest: Our pdf study includes our theories that many of the most important symbols in the world (cross/lozenge and lozenge within lozenge), including those found on the Chin/Qiang beads and belts, originated from mammoth ivory Schreger lines which were engraved on Paleolithic ivory objects 

There is a dearth of information concerning the origins of the so-called Heirloom Beads of the Haka Chin, also known as pumtek. For example, the curators of the Asia Dept at the British Museum had never seen their like. We have a collection of 1543 original beads, known amongst the Chinese community as 'first generation' bangtike beads (第一代邦提克珠) which were originally on 40 strings. 19 of the strings are intact, the rest mixed due to string breakage. We also have more than 1000 pcs of ancient bronze belt which bear exact images from Old Europe, c 6000 BC. Intriguingly, our research has revealed a definite link with the M84 DNA marker ( scientifically identified with Abraham) originating some 7300 years ago in the Levant, and the Burmese Chin. It is a rare marker and is prevalent in the Jewish community. Our study leads to conclusions that there is a strong link between the two, and possibly the 'Lost Tribe of Israel' stories at the turn of the millennium have some credibility. However we believe that the Babylonian exodus of c 539 BC and possible Ramesses ll exodus 13th century BC took place long after the PIE journeyed via the Northern Levant to China. This is based on the archaeology, with the symbols well established in Daxi, Hongshan, Majiayao, Qijia, Shang and Zhou cultures.

For ease of downloading, the pdf of 1000 pages and 2000 images has been divided into 10 parts (English version)

We feel it needs repeating that the pdfs are not in the normally academically accepted format. The work was never intended to be so, but prepared as a 1000 page pdf blog, so to speak. Our most important objective is to bring to notice the relevant facts and a visual presentation, backed up by archaeological and scientific studies - quotes from the horse's mouth - are much better than tens of thousands of words rephrased by us. It is hoped that we can put the work into a more presentable format acceptable to the academic community.