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MMOESAN replied to the thread Red Hair very common in Eastern European?.France is changing fast. But rural France of the 1970's was still contrasted enough concerning pigmentation, and just a bit lighter than...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times.These pseudo geographic namings are kind of mental projection of PCA on a map. It isn't the arbitrary projection of position of ancient...
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MInteresting that the paper states , that all indo-europeans have an association with cordedware ( CW ) while, Greeks, Armenians and...
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MMOESAN reacted to Francesco's post in the thread Bioarchaeological Perspectives on Late Antiquity in Dalmatia with
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Unsurprisingly, the population seems to form a cline between Croatia Iron age and the Aegean, since the Island of Hvar (Pharos) was... -
MMOESAN replied to the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times.'Steppe' is rather "northeastern" - and 'WHG' rather "northwestern" - this partial trend towards "north" for WHG is explained by the...
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MMOESAN reacted to Pax Augusta's post in the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times with Like.
To be precise, 37 percent is not an average value, but a result that can be reached by some in amateur calcolators. Of course in modern...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times.@Vitruvius You wrote: "Just look at how drastically Etruscan and Latin languages were differentiated despite the two regions sharing the...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Kings of Khotan are likely O2-M117-CTS5308-Y26378, R1B2-PH155 tocharians been replaced and conquered,never won single war.I doubt you read all that in scientific works! That said I agree with you the I-E were not the founders of every civilisation. Who says...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Kings of Khotan are likely O2-M117-CTS5308-Y26378, R1B2-PH155 tocharians been replaced and conquered,never won single war.What is your problem? Some complex? Or a vision of History as only a boxing or rugby match? Sorry, I try to understand the tone of your...
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MMOESAN reacted to Robotnick's post in the thread Kings of Khotan are likely O2-M117-CTS5308-Y26378, R1B2-PH155 tocharians been replaced and conquered,never won single war with Like.
I've never heard of the Tocharians as "conquerors" or as some great empire or anything of the sort. Just a people and language that...
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MMOESAN reacted to Vallicanus's post in the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times with Like.
Giacomo Devoto in his book "Gli Antichi Italici" considered the Osco-Umbrian and Latin-Faliscan linguistic groups to be originally...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times.What is your reasoning here? I dont say Italics came from Balkans but they stayed long enough time around parts of Pannonia and today...
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MMOESAN reacted to Pax Augusta's post in the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times with Like.
In Scandinavia there is SHG (Scandinavian Hunter Gatherer), instead of WHG, and in northeastern Europe there is EHG. Then a few years...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times.Completely agree with your observations about Venetic and Illyrian, I said that myself. It's true that a confusion had arose about the...
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MMOESAN reacted to Pax Augusta's post in the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times with Like.
Western Balkans BA and IA seem more like modern northern Italians. We do not yet have sufficient data from northern Italian BA and IA to...
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