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Is C7 really equivalent to 43.2% Germanic Langobard? I would have thought Latini_IA would have covered most (or all) of the C7 category.

Where would you draw the border between North and Central Italy...along the Tuscany-Emilia border or further south?

One significant historical error is that the Lombards (Langobards) conquered Rome. They often besieged the city but never captured it.

Interesting. Why would Mozabite-like People come to 7th century Suevic Galicia?

Surely you need to utilise some Cisalpine Celtic or Rhaetic source as well as Central Mediterranean (how would you define this category?) and Langobard/North European.

What is Pakistan_Butkara and is this a plausible element for Macedonians?

AI Coplot using my G25 coordinates, gives me a predominantly coastal Etruscan ancestry eg samples like VET001 from Vetulonia plus a little Imperial Roman and Cisalpine Celtic but little or no Germanic Langobard.

The Germanic element in Italy is probably closer to 5-10 %, if that.

Anyone want to explain this from the genetic point of view.

Why is the Langobard element as high as 20-30 per cent in North Italians and Tuscans?

Could you do some modern Italian groups?

Don't you mean all Italian U152 men are so descended. There are other haplogroups in Italy. J2, G2 and E1b subclades are common, especially in the south of Italy.

I go with Carlo Alberto, Re di Sardegna and haplogroup E1b.

I agree. Entire forests have been felled to produce books and papers over this geographical obsession about a particular cradle in North or East Europe, rather closely linked to racist fantasy.

Interesting. Do you have any links for this?

R-U106, with its Germanic associations, reaches 19pc of all R1b in southern/central Italy and in Sicily? Remarkable.

Trump is projecting his own cynical, self-centred, manipulative world view on the rest of humanity.

Chess moves? no. Cluster, yes.

Let that fact sink in about the self-obsessed King of America.

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