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Today, 02:23 AM

Ariel90 replied to a thread Genomic analysis of two Pompeians that died during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD in Ancient (aDNA)

BBC article. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-61557424

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Today, 02:23 AM

Straboo replied to a thread Ancient Ligurian language in Linguistics

https://independent.academia.edu/ZavaroniAdolfo I don't know how widely accepted his views are in Italy. Maybe he's a crackpot! But if somebody...

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Today, 02:16 AM

Brent.B replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

I would also recommend Expansion of the Pomeranian Culture in Poland during the Early Iron Age: ...

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Today, 02:15 AM

Tomenable replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

List of "expected Proto-Slavic subclades (from their Kiev Culture Urheimat)" posted on historycy.org forum on 23/10/2017: (TMRCA dates were based...

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Today, 02:14 AM

Granary replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

2 other important dates to look for are 150-200 CE and 350-400 CE for the Slavic population.

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Today, 02:13 AM

Michalis Moriopoulos replied to a thread Genomic analysis of two Pompeians that died during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD in Ancient (aDNA)

Anybody have K13 coords for it yet? Since there's a K15 version, here's a K15-to-G25 sim for F1R: ...

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Today, 02:08 AM

Granary replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

Now having data for Ukraine and maybe even Belarus woudl complete the picture

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Today, 01:57 AM

Tomenable replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

Let's maybe compare the population of Poland in year 1 AD and the population of Proto-Slavs (or their biological ancestors) in 1 AD: 1....

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Today, 01:52 AM

Granary replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

As far as I know the last phase of the Germanic migration period ended with the Frankish conquest of the Thuringians, the massacre of the Gepids by...

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Today, 01:47 AM

Tomenable replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

Maybe Restgermanen in West Pomerania were blocking them, so they could not move from Pomerelia to the west immediately.

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Today, 01:45 AM

Granary replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

BTW what I forgot to say about the Pomerelian theory is that seemingly Slavs colonized the Brandenburg region, Mecklenburg and Wagria relatively rate...

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Today, 01:43 AM

Tomenable replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

Population estimates for Poland: ca. 800 BC - 300,000 (source: Henryk Lowmianski) ca. 1 AD - 200,000 (source: Witold Hensel) ca. 300s AD -...

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Today, 01:41 AM

Granary replied to a thread Genetic Genealogy & Ancient DNA in the News (DISCUSSION ONLY) in Ancient (aDNA)

I think you are looking at it in a way too complex way, the explanation could be that colonizing new land didn't require a lot of people to move...

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Today, 01:37 AM

Granary replied to a thread The Ashkenazi founder event pre-dated the 14th century (discussion) in Ancient (aDNA)

Did anyone ever create a proper speculative or historically confirmed infographic about the various European and Mediterranean jewish communities and...

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Today, 01:35 AM

Granary replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

The lowest population in dark age Poland was estimated at 250k right?

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Today, 01:33 AM

Tomenable replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

The estimates for 500 CE vary widely - they range from 300,000 people to 1,600,000 people. But I remember that Michał wrote on historycy.org that...

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Today, 01:31 AM

Granary replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

As a suggestion people can look into the book "Migration period between Oder and Vistula" to see more about potential Restgermanen and signs of...

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Today, 01:30 AM

Granary replied to a thread Ancient Ligurian language in Linguistics

Uh that's news to me, source?

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Today, 01:29 AM

Tomenable replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

^^^ And Poznan scholars who work on this study are reading historycy.org, including Michał's posts. Janusz Piontek from the Poznan team was even...

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Today, 01:27 AM

Granary replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

Do you remember the populations of proto-Slavs in 500 CE? Sorry if you responded before, it's hard to find past responses in this forum.

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Today, 01:27 AM

Granary replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

If this weird new Pomerelian theory is true then somehow most of the pre-Proto-Slavic still ends up mostly outside the Przeworsk region, just now...

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Today, 01:18 AM

Granary replied to a thread Proto-Germanic (PGmc) genetic drift in Ancient (aDNA)

What if this was just simple trade without any linguistic or ethnic shift attached to it?

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Today, 01:16 AM

Fluted Columns replied to a thread Genomic analysis of two Pompeians that died during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD in Ancient (aDNA)

If i'm reading this correctly, the ~0.5% of Hg A that shows up in Sardinia came from imperial romans?

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Today, 01:15 AM

Tomenable replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

^^^ Michał also posted (back in 2017 or 2018) a list of subclades he considers Proto-Slavic and which - according to him - should be found in Kiev...

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Today, 01:04 AM

Ajeje Brazorf replied to a thread Genomic analysis of two Pompeians that died during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD in Ancient (aDNA)

Thanks to Salento from Eupedia for the Dodecad K12b results. Pompeii_f1R,9.89,0.00,7.71,2.10,21.94,4.65,0.00,0.00,16.49,0.00,36.41,0.81 ...

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Today, 01:03 AM

Tomenable replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

Michał (who is here with us) defined what he considers Proto-Slavic Y-DNA in discussions on Polish historycy.org forum. I also finally found his...

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Today, 01:03 AM

Osiris replied to a thread Estimated total size of haplogroups in Other

This was a rough estimate I made based off of the percentages found for each country on earth on Wikipedia many years ago. Pop Hap 2,089,041...

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Today, 01:01 AM

JoeyP37 replied to a thread My True Ancestry in French

Alas, I am but a simple Frankish Celt, and I match neither of them.

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Today, 12:36 AM

rothaer replied to a thread Investigating Goth migration using genetic and isotope data in Ancient (aDNA)

I'm not sure. I think you are loading the few facts you heard with too much expectations. Publishing the sequenced DNA data from a sample with...

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Today, 12:28 AM

Straboo replied to a thread Ancient Ligurian language in Linguistics

Thats not entirely true, as 1 italian that I know of, Adolfo Zavaroni claims to have 'cracked' it. I would say its certainly an indo-european...

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