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E-V13 had very little to do with Urnfield proper/Lusatians. They didn't find any E-V13 in Tollense battle, it was mostly I2, even R1a was found I am thinking E-V13 originated somewhere in south Europe and expanded into central Europe after Urnfield ended. This lines up with the formation of...

No one has bothered to excavate Lusatians and they cremated so will be difficult to find bones. Based on what we have so far I-CTS10228 was likely an Urnfield line and we know it wasn't Illyrian because they were J2b l283 - https://phylogeographer.com/mygrations/?hg=I2&clade=I-Y3120...

Oh my bad. This particular line was likely Celtic, La Tene. Looks like they migrated to Britain during iron age - https://phylogeographer.com/mygrations/?hg=I2&clade=I-S2488 "From their homeland, La Tène culture expanded in the 4th century BCE to more of modern France, Germany, and Central...

I-L38 is not British nor Celtic, it's presence in Europe predates formation of Celts. It was also found in Urnfield - https://haplotree.info/maps/ancient_dna/slideshow_samples.php?searchcolumn=Y_Haplotree_Variant&searchfor=I-L38&ybp=500000,0 Either made its way to Britain and Italy during...

I agree that the height in south Slavs should have something to do with high frequency of i2 but it has nothing to do with illyrians. The illyrians were j2b l283 and nobody said they were tall. I2 was common in Urnfield Lusatians, maybe Dacians carried it. It has seemed difficult to find a lot...

I2a was in central Europe and especially strong in Urnfield Lusatians, R1a came from further east and mixed with these probably in late iron age when Lusatian culture ended

I was trying to correct that poster by informing him that Tumulus was before Urnfield. Urnfield formed on the eastern border of Tumulus and when it expanded west ended much of Tumulus culture (some of it remained in western Balkans, parts of France etc). Neither of these 2 cultures have anything...

The core of proto Urnfield was Vatya and initially moved to Lusatian region. Urnfield then expanded north/west as we saw with Tollense (Germany, France, North Italy) and south/east (Ukraine, Romania, Macedonia etc) assimilating and recruiting different people in the process - similar to the...

Where did all the i1 and r-u106 come from that wasn't in Italy iron age?

Where these I2 from central European lines or Sardinian?

Yes they became part of the Urnfield expansion but not Western Balkans which is more closely related to iron age Italy due to Cetina - that's why I brought it up

My theories are backed up by archeology whereas yours are completely backwards misinformation - I don't care about your opinion I just like to correct your made up BS. You literally mentioned Hungary as being Balkans and then Urnfield. Balkans had nothing to do with Urnfield, it formed in...

How much i1 in iron age Italy? 31 samples on yfull in modern Italy - https://www.yfull.com/tree/I1/ How much r-u106 in iron age Italy? 13 samples on yfull in modern Italy - https://www.yfull.com/tree/R-U106/ Balkans had a lot of Slavic input and a bit of Germanic, Italy had Germanic input but...

So what nothing, I was just pointing out some facts. Etruscans were not the only people in Italy so didn't determine the entire italian genetic composition into the modern age. I think the recent Germanic input into north Italy increased blue eye frequency. Would you say blue eyes are more...

Are you drunk? Vatya were i2, there is zero i2 in picenes. They are completely unrelated. Hungary is not in balkans, iron age Italians seem to get some of their ancestry from illyrians or a shared Cetina ancestry which were unrelated to Vatya further north east - "No convincing evidence for...

There isn't and Italians don't have as much blue eyes as Germanic people, English, Slavs etc. This happened - "Increased recently due to natural selection"

I never suggested as big levantine impact as some others, I think ancient Greek input is understated and levantine input is overstated They overlap but that doesn't mean there wasn't a Greek/Anatolian like input into central Italy during Roman era and Germanic following, this would keep the...

What are you on about? Urnfield ended Tumulus in central Europe and it hasn't got much to do with Balkans where Tumulus remained. Urnfield core was in central Europe and high on WHG ancestry, it expanded north west (Germany), west (France, north Italy) and east (Ukraine, Romania) probably...

I see a lot of dark and intermediate/dark skin in pre middle age South Europe, looks like the Slavs and Germans must have made a big difference in migration period as South Europeans today are not this dark Not sure why you think Etruscans should have had light eyes, blue eyes were common in...

Also a j-m304 which could be j1 at Novilara iron age