Population genomics of the Viking world (bioxiv, 2019, Copenhagen)

[Northman]

No the last one is 'Hollands' (West Dutch) we pronounce cou in stead of coo
Are you sure that words like yat, stoop etc are standard English?

I wouldn't go as far to say they are standard English; they are all slag words and you'll hear them in many places outside of Yorkshire. Plus, Yorkshire is a very large region itself and you'll find many differences between North Yorkshire, East Riding, West Riding and South Yorkshire. All were at one point part of the Kingdom of Northumbria which went as far as Edinburgh which is why Geordie may sound similar to those speaking on Trainspotting. ;-)

[Johane Derite]

Isn't VK362 best explained as being mixed between Swedish Vikings and a Balkan (Slavic) population?

Sweden_Oland:VK346 is similar probably, because these two are closest to me and close to each other.

I wouldn't necesarily say that, unless it applies for Austrians also. Which i dont believe is accurate imo

[ph2ter]

Would you mind doing VK205, too.


UK_Orkney_Scotland:VK205,0.132035,0.139128,0.07089 9,0.045543,0.034776,0.017849,0.004935,0.001385,0.0 13294,-0.00328,-0.001786,0.001199,-0.009068,-0.014313,0.017101,0.006762,-0.015385,0.00228,0.001634,-0.005253,0.010731,0.005193,-0.001972,0.013375,0.005389


Much appreciated!

VK205



40.00 % French_Pas-de-Calais_French23862 + 60.00 % Icelandic_NA15756 0.014311
28.00 % German_German61 + 72.00 % Icelandic_NA15756 0.014679
49.00 % Icelandic_NA15756 + 51.00 % French_Pas-de-Calais_French23862 0.015231
45.00 % Swedish_Sweden20 + 55.00 % French_Brittany_Rennes_B_85 0.015247

[sktibo]

I wouldn't go as far to say they are standard English; they are all slag words and you'll hear them in many places outside of Yorkshire. Plus, Yorkshire is a very large region itself and you'll find many differences between North Yorkshire, East Riding, West Riding and South Yorkshire. All were at one point part of the Kingdom of Northumbria which went as far as Edinburgh which is why Geordie may sound similar to those speaking on Trainspotting. ;-)

I made this post here https://anthrogenica.com/showthread....l=1#post703510
regarding an alternate theory of Scandinavian development for the English language. I'm curious as to your thoughts on this theory, specifically the information found here https://brill.com/view/journals/ldc/...ml?language=en

[ph2ter]

I'm personally curious about what VK368 would look like on your maps, care to show us?

VK368



39.00 % Scottish_Scottish9 + 61.00 % Orcadian_HGDP00794 0.014736
42.00 % Belgian_Belgium12 + 58.00 % Norwegian_NOR101 0.014805
44.00 % Belgian_Belgium12 + 56.00 % Orcadian_HGDP00797 0.014914
50.00 % Norwegian_NOR101 + 50.00 % Belgian_Belgium12 0.015241

[JMcB]

VK205



40.00 % French_Pas-de-Calais_French23862 + 60.00 % Icelandic_NA15756 0.014311
28.00 % German_German61 + 72.00 % Icelandic_NA15756 0.014679
49.00 % Icelandic_NA15756 + 51.00 % French_Pas-de-Calais_French23862 0.015231
45.00 % Swedish_Sweden20 + 55.00 % French_Brittany_Rennes_B_85 0.015247

Thank you, ph2ter!

[RVBLAKE]

Ph2ter, could you do a map of what my boy VK345 would like? Gelder on the way.

[ph2ter]

Ph2ter, could you do a map of what my boy VK345 would like? Gelder on the way.

Do you have his values. I haven't.

[RVBLAKE]

Do you have his values. I haven't.

Rats...I don't know how to find them. I'll
try

[Chad Rohlfsen]

ph2ter,

Have you done the Dane that is half Finn?