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Today, 03:18 PM

geebee replied to a thread Post your low confidence genetic groups in MyHeritage

I have four different analyses – three based on uploads (from AncestryDNA, Family Tree DNA, and 23andMe), and one based on the MyHeritage test. No...

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Today, 03:01 PM

Exercitus replied to a thread Greek Discussion Thread in Southern

Well, i hope that it wasn't a serious question !? Do you really think that the Haplogroups of the Greek people (inhabitants that lived in today Greek...

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Today, 02:56 PM

Riverman replied to a thread How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North? in Archaeology (Prehistory)

In geneal I do agree, but for any conclusion as to where the Proto-Germanic core was sitting geographically, if considering this kind of linguistic...

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Today, 02:45 PM

parastais replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Yes, Kiev was not post-Proto-Slavic. Not to mention East Slavic. It was Pre-Slavic so it spread a language that would later become Slavic, but was on...

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Today, 02:41 PM

pegasus replied to a thread [split] proto-Indo-Iranian, Avestan and Sanskrit: Age & Separation Date in Linguistics

Pani strongly looks like its derived from Sanskrit Panitr, ie trader. The trader could be any ethnic group, so I am not really beholden to them...

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Today, 02:39 PM

Finn replied to a thread How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North? in Archaeology (Prehistory)

if you are so strict you must reject the "Scandic Urheimat" theory immediately because it was not based on linguistic or archeological clues let...

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Today, 02:24 PM

anglesqueville replied to a thread How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North? in Archaeology (Prehistory)

I didn't want to react the other day (your "Herrenvolk" stories had put me in too bad a mood). For me, the old stories of so-called New Archeology...

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Today, 02:19 PM

ambron replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Parastais “Irregular” Sound Substitutions in the Substrate Toponymy. New Constribution to the Chronology and Processing of the Linguistic...

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Today, 02:08 PM

Finn replied to a thread How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North? in Archaeology (Prehistory)

Of course it's with caution. Nevertheless "archeological cultures" contain "pots and people". Those people spoke languages. As the Anglo-Saxons...

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Today, 02:07 PM

BMG replied to a thread Steppe mtDNA in Pakistan in Southern

Looking into the paper a lot of the haplogroup assignments are plain wrong. I guess the sequencing data is not error free either.

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Today, 02:06 PM

kaazi replied to a thread MahaBharatha in Southern

Though "Kshatriya" also denotes a military class of people, it definitely had more relations with land/region ("Kshetra") and administration/...

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Today, 01:57 PM

anglesqueville replied to a thread How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North? in Archaeology (Prehistory)

I agree with that. There are all the reasons to suppose that so soon as the middle of the Bronze Age Western Europe was the seat of a complex...

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Today, 01:35 PM

Michalis Moriopoulos replied to a thread Greek Discussion Thread in Southern

A nice tease!

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Today, 01:34 PM

Helves replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

I'll repeat it again I guess... These models don't really represent actual admixture events(IMO), but rather roughly where each population emerged...

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Today, 01:33 PM

parastais replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Unfortunately I don’t know more that from this article, which I think did not specify exactly: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-45746-3

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Today, 01:33 PM

Finn replied to a thread How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North? in Archaeology (Prehistory)

I totally agree Riverman, MBA, LBA even Iron Age cultures with roots in Central Europe had it's influence on more NW parts......and many of those...

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Today, 01:28 PM

BMG replied to a thread Kerala Y-DNA Distribution in Other

Harappaworld results of a new kerala syrian christian sample who is sharing my mtdna. R30a is not so common among us. # Population Percent...

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Today, 01:04 PM

Tomenable replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Do you know if samples from VZ (West Žemaitija) are Prussian Lithuanians / natives of Memelland? ...

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Today, 01:01 PM

Tomenable replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Check my PM.

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Today, 12:50 PM

Coldmountains replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Any model using Baltic_BA samples as base ancestry for early Slavs will extremely inflate this southern ancestry so i would not interpret too much...

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Today, 12:46 PM

parastais replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Z = Žemaitija (Samogitia), NW Lithuania A = Aukštaitija (East Lithuania) P = South (Pietu) R = East (Rytu) V = West (Vakaru) VZ/RZ should be...

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Today, 12:46 PM

JoeyP37 replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

"Regarding the southern source in Slavs it could very well have come from say Slovakia or Western Ukraine during the Roman Iron Age". And that is...

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Today, 12:35 PM

Helves replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Ofc. It's difficult to say really, as we've mentioned it's unlikely that Latvia_BA is purely an early Balto-Slavic population although it...

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Today, 12:20 PM

parastais replied to a thread N1c in the Balts in N

Quoting this here to show that Balts actually have Krasnoyarsk and what is also interesting some Unetice-ish:

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Today, 12:18 PM

Norfern-Ostrobothnian replied to a thread Thread inspecting the low-recombination regions of the X-chromosome in X Chromosome (X-DNA)

Finnish:HG00188: h8 Mbuti:HGDP00462: h25 Mozabite:HGDP01262: h4-> singleton at 94572379 + 3 African C group alleles, might be caused by slight...

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Today, 12:15 PM

Riverman replied to a thread How far has Central European Bronze and Iron Ages pushed to the North? in Archaeology (Prehistory)

You know that the Nordwestblock and the Central German fortress people were more conservative and positioned in between Germanics and Celts, that's...

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Today, 12:04 PM

parastais replied to a thread New Samples from Migration Era and Early Medieval Moravia in Ancient (aDNA)

Thanks! And Krasnoyarsk is there as it should be :) Btw, may I share this in other topic, re N in Balts? Because unlike previous statements this...

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