The migration of white people began 30,000 years ago from Siberia and spread throughout Asia and then to Eastern and Northern Europe, Güneri said at the international congress. "The connection between the high culture of Göbeklitepe and the bearers of Siberian stone tool technology with micro blades is no longer a mystery," - he said, stressing that the most important branch of migration extended to the Middle East. "The results of genetic analyses of the Zagros region of Iraq confirm the traces of an indigenous Siberian/North Asian population that reached the Zagros through the Central Asian mountain corridor and met the Göbeklitepe culture through northern Iraq," he added. "Upper Paleolithic migrations between Siberia and the Middle East are a process confirmed by documents of material culture," he said.