What will this do in terms of undermining the article's lede which asserts that the Hamitic concept is supposedly obsolete?
42.
Marcel Cohen ( 1924 ) rejected the idea of a distinct " Hamitic " subgroup, and included Afroasiatic for the family.
43.
These classifications relied in part on non-linguistic anthropological and racial arguments that have largely been discredited ( see Hamitic hypothesis ).
44.
These proposals were taken much further in 1903 when Hamitic languages, with the door left open to the eventual inclusion of others.
45.
Afrocentric writers considered the Hamitic hypothesis to be divisive since they believed that it asserted that superior Africans were distinct from Negroid peoples.
46.
He thereby challenged Hamitic theories of race that held that the sons of Ham ( son of Noah ) were cursed with black skin.
47.
However, the article did not mention ( within the Asiatic / Hamitic / Turanid sections ) that they were not reliable or accurate.
48.
Japhetic and Hamitic are both obsolete, apart from occasional dated use of term " Hamito-Semitic " for the Afro-Asiatic languages.
49.
The Hamitic Hypothesis was still popular in the 1960s and late'70s and was supported notably by Anthony John Arkell and George Peter Murdock.
50.
The 1957 and 1966 editions of Seligman s Races of Africa retained this statement, and many anthropologists accepted the Hamitic hypothesis into the 1960s.
