Agerzam some arab histrians exaggerated with the amount of soldiers for example, that means that they would do that also with other aspects and stories they wrote. Personaly I never believed in a monster attack by arabs at all, especialy when I focus on morocco the arabisations realy started 70-90 years ago.
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Conclusion anthropologist and sociologist resemble to a recent DNA results
-Edward Westermarck-
...It should be noticed, however, that the term 'Arab is only an indication of language, not race.There can be no doubt that the large majority of Arabic-speaking tribes in Morocco are pyrely or essentially Berber by origin...
...An anthropological investigation of over eight thousand natives of
Eastern Barbary(tamazgha) has led Messrs. Bertholon and Chantre to the conclusion that the number of Arab immigrants has always been insufficient to impress their type on the mass of the people, and that " the so called Arab tribes of North Africa present the same somatic characteristics as other tribes which are incontestably Berbers(Imazighn)"*...
-Edward Westermarck-
*.Bertholon and Chantre, Recherches anthropologiques la Berbérie orientale (lyon, 1913), pp. 347, 358.
Source: Ritual and Belief in Morocco
written by Edward Westermarck 1919
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-Robert Montagne-
According to Robert Montagne, the census conducted by the French government in late 1800's revealed that 75% of the Moroccan population was Amazigh and two thirds of the remaining 25% were bilingual, that is, speak both Tamazight and Arabic. He added that this bilingual population was Amazigh but it was counted as Arab. The census of the 70's indicated a much lower percentage (50% versus 75%), a direct consequence of the arabization process. There was no mention of the bilingual population.(5)
-Robert Montagne-
Source: Reflections on the Amazigh Consciousness in Morocco
An Essay By Ahmed El Asser,a note from the essay written by Ahmed El Asser, in amazighvoice/taghect tamazight.
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-Mitochondrial DNA Heterogeneity in Tunisian Berbers-
Despite this Berber heterogeneity, no significant differences were found between Berber and Arab samples, suggesting that the Arabization was mainly a cultural process rather than a demographic replacement.
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-Mitochondrial DNA Heterogeneity in Tunisian Berbers-
Source: Annals of Human Genetics,Volume 68: Issue 3, 2004
Abstract
Berbers live in groups scattered across North Africa whose origins and genetic relationships with their neighbours are not well established. The first hypervariable segment of the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) control region was sequenced in a total of 155 individuals from three Tunisian Berber groups and compared to other North Africans. The mtDNA lineages found belong to a common set of mtDNA haplogroups already described in North Africa. Besides the autochthonous North African U6 haplogroup, a group of L3 lineages characterized by the transition at position 16041 seems to be restricted to North Africans, suggesting that an expansion of this group of lineages took place around 10500 years ago in North Africa, and spread to neighbouring populations. Principal components and the coordinate analyses show that some Berber groups (the Tuareg, the Mozabite, and the Chenini-Douiret) are outliers within the North African genetic landscape. This outlier position is consistent with an isolation process followed by genetic drift in haplotype frequencies, and with the high heterogeneity displayed by Berbers compared to Arab samples as shown in the AMOVA. Despite this Berber heterogeneity, no significant differences were found between Berber and Arab samples, suggesting that the Arabization was mainly a cultural process rather than a demographic replacement.
uisque la route maritime passait au large du Maroc:Europe-Canaries.