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Today,
12:01 PM
Waldemar
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
Are these Kashubian samples? Polish11 Polish18 Polish16 Polish29
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Today,
11:56 AM
C J Wyatt III
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CATS (felines)
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Fauna
Here's a report with video of a five-story survivor: https://currently.att.yahoo.com/entertainment/cat-survives-jumping-fifth-floor-194116855.html...
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Today,
11:47 AM
pegasus
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Steppe mtDNA in Pakistan
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Southern
Yeah some of those assignments are odd even B2g, though H2a seems accurate given the region, though I don't know if is derived from Steppe or ...
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Today,
11:21 AM
Milkyway
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Does DNA, blood or phenotype matter to some communities and should we respect that?
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General Sociology/Ethnology
It is know that some cultures are more inclusive than others. In the former, all it takes is to be fluent in the local language or being born in...
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Today,
10:45 AM
Ebizur
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Steppe mtDNA in Pakistan
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Southern
Is there any way to confirm these haplogroup assignments? The finding of a member of mtDNA haplogroup P3 among the Kalash is very curious....
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Today,
10:43 AM
Helves
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
Sure. But first let me make it clear that I don't think proto-Slavs or even proto-Balts were identical to Latvia_BA, I thought I made that clear in...
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Today,
10:25 AM
pegasus
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Steppe mtDNA in Pakistan
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Southern
New Kalash mtDNA, H2a is also the most common amongst them. ...
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Today,
10:08 AM
peloponnesian
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Greek Discussion Thread
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Southern
How's the haplogroup connected to the demographic information you posted?
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Today,
10:02 AM
parastais
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
Can you do the same, but with Lithuanians (and Latvians) instead of Belarus?
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Today,
09:49 AM
Finn
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How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North?
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Archaeology (Prehistory)
The headline, to be debunked, is that the language of the Unetice culture (Euler: proto-gerrmanic) settled in the Sögel-Wohlde period in the...
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Today,
09:40 AM
eastara
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Ancient genomes provide insights into EBA SE Europe
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Ancient (aDNA)
I think there was a haplogroup analysis in the previous version of the study. I have copied this from previous Anthrogenica threads. Sample MOK27...
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10 replies | 832 view(s)
Today,
09:40 AM
Milkyway
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Any explanation for the presence of epicanthic folds among berbers ?
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Anatomy and Physiology
Considering there's no East Asian DNA in North Africans, the most likely explanation is that that eye shape evolved more than once in humans....
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11 replies | 584 view(s)
Today,
09:24 AM
parastais
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
New paradigm disagrees with this opinion. Now Kiev culture is seen as Pre-Proto-Slavic, with different post-Kiev cultures spanning further North...
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Today,
09:23 AM
Finn
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How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North?
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Archaeology (Prehistory)
Funny. But let's not make terminology to the matter of biggest focus.... The split is clear: before and after Grimm's law, before is proto (as...
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Today,
09:20 AM
lppt
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How J-M267 ended up in Portugal?
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J1-M267
My BAM results are in. I only got 1 distant STR match (Dubai). I'm currently trying to reach him. My ancestor was probably from Ormuz or around...
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Today,
09:17 AM
anglesqueville
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How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North?
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Archaeology (Prehistory)
"Mammals (from Latin mamma, 'breast') are a group of vertebrate animals constituting the class Mammalia (/məˈmeɪliə/), and characterized by the...
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Today,
09:06 AM
parastais
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
In big lines No. In small lines Latvians are more extreme than Lithuanians. Estonians have a push towards Finns. Everything else is a guess. ...
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Today,
09:04 AM
Finn
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How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North?
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Archaeology (Prehistory)
The is the definition Euler is using: That's quite clear imo. He uses proto-Germanic in the development of Germanic up until the first law of...
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Today,
08:04 AM
ambron
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
Belarusians and northern Ukrainians became Slavs only at the end of the 1st millennium CE.
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Today,
07:54 AM
Coldmountains
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
well i was rather talking about Belarus and North Ukraine which is unsampled so far and was already before dna testing seen as most likely homeland...
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Today,
07:43 AM
etrusco
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How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North?
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Archaeology (Prehistory)
Scientifically speaking you cannot have protogermanic BEFORE the Grimm law.
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Today,
07:40 AM
Cynic
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Were pre-Turkic Anatolians genetically Semitic?
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Western
Genetically semitic doesn't make much sense just like genetically "Indo-European" doesnt make sense either. These are linguistic categories. But I'm...
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Today,
07:29 AM
etrusco
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
Wouldn't the bold part reconcile with the theory that puts the slavic urheimat in Poland (Przeworsk culture for example). I'm just asking.
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Today,
07:26 AM
C J Wyatt III
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CATS (felines)
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Fauna
I hadn't come across this story until recently: https://catsatthestudios.com/history/
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Today,
07:16 AM
Finn
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How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North?
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Archaeology (Prehistory)
I just read (scanned) this: It's from Hans Kuhn (1962). He became famous because of his Northwestblock theory. In which he states that in...
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Today,
07:14 AM
Coldmountains
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New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia
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Ancient (aDNA)
Any genetic model also has to make historical sense and Latvia/Estonia is pretty much irrelevant for the formation of Proto-Slavs with no evidence...
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