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Whenever something points to diversity, the "internationalist" conspiracy theory appears, whenever something displeases nationalists, racists, in short, people with ethnic identities who make ethnicity their entire personal identity. The fault is always with the "leftists", "globalists"...

I fail to see how the information in this article would be a "political narrative." It's nothing new that the Roman Empire was very diverse, taking it a little backwards or forwards doesn't change the fact. Some say "they are trying to make the Roman Empire less European," but is there really...

Older R1b is from Siberia and associated with ANE ancestry. A culture being Majority R1a does not mean always R1a. I used to defend Carlos Quiles' hypothesis that R1B and R1A were separate, but new studies came in and he himself admitted to being wrong. I was wrong too. Yes, there was R1a and...

you seem to be out of date. There have been many R1b ​​men in coded were. Especially at the beginning. We don't need Davidski to know that. https://indo-european.eu/2021/08/r1b-rich-earliest-corded-ware-a-yamnaya-related-vector-of-indo-european-languages/

I can see only two ways in which PIE could have emerged in Iran and not in the steppe: Cultural influence, as the Indo-European paternal lineage is strongly R1b and R1a Female exogamy, but unlikely. Even if it arose in Iran, the most considerable place of spread is the steppe and with...

No surprises. Modern Greeks are further north due to Slavic influence. The southern Italians (and Sardinians) are the most 'Mediterranean' people in Europe in terms of autosomal DNA, as are the ancient Greeks and Minoans.

Almost everything on this forum becomes about italians. Whether to 'criticize them' or 'defend them.' This is very tiring and tedious. People could leave Italians alone, at least on topics that have nothing to do with them.

link: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.05.04.490594v2

The article is not out yet, I know we can only speculate. Speculating: if PIE entered the steppe from the south: how to explain the dominance of YDNA R1b/R1a in the steppe? Could language have entered through female ancestry? I think that the Basque language remained because it was perhaps the...

These people like to glorify war, violence and 'conquests'. If someone is not like that (or a 'population' is not like that) they are 'cowards and inferior'. It's Nazi fantasy.

French ancestry (mainly from the center and south) has similarity with Portuguese ancestry. If I know I don't have French ancestry I'm not going to waste time putting French coordinates on Source. I can put it if I want, but the oracle will be dividing the Portuguese ancestry into smaller...

There is considerable Italian ancestry here in São Paulo, but the vast majority are not just of Italian descent. They are people with Italian great-grandparents, but widely mixed with other ethnicities common in Brasil. From what I'm used to seeing in genetic testing groups here in Brasil...

Is there anything left for the racists in what you call 'reality'? Everything that population genetics has shown in recent years destroys centuries of racist thinking.

People talk about everything here except the topic of the post. lol

The tool works much better when you source only things that make sense for your ancestry and nationality. When I do that the result makes much more sense. Only Portugal, Italy, african nations and natives of South America appear. They appear in the correct proportions and similar to any paid...

I'm sorry if someone has already posted this here. I think it's a useful summary of the topic, although of course one needs to evaluate the topic after publication by D.Reich Lecture by Prof. David Reich – “The Genetic History of the Southern Arc: A Bridge between West Asia & Europe” ” We...

I agree with 90% of everything said. Most southern Italian ancestry is quite similar to minoans, however, as another member said; in addition to the greater Caucasian component than in western anatolia, there is also a greater levantine component, perhaps a Phoenician influence? I do not know...

Alguém tem todas as cordenadas em apenas uma lista ? Fica muito cansativo ir copiando os setores separadamente. Obrigado.

Blood (and its use) represents a type of force in almost all religious systems - including paganism. It's a very interesting topic.