How much hunter-gatherer does the Sami have?

[Berahthraban]

How much native European hunter-gatherer percent does the Sami population have on average? It would be interesting if we could compare it to Scandinavia, Finland and the Baltic countries. If this is the wrong part of the forum for this, please move it.

[Linebacker]

All of it.

[Berahthraban]

All of it.

They have at least 10% mongoloid + I have seen much more as well. Do you have any link?

[Linebacker]

They have at least 10% mongoloid + I have seen much more as well. Do you have any link?

Mongoloid is not farmer.

Mongoloids in the northern steppe(which is the type of Mongoloid Saami have) also live as hunger-gatherers/fishermen.

[Thunder_shock]

Pure hunter gatherers are extinct. They have some neolithic.

[Berahthraban]

Mongoloid is not farmer.

Mongoloids in the northern steppe(which is the type of Mongoloid Saami have) also live as hunger-gatherers/fishermen.

Yeah, but it's not the same type of hunter-gatheres that are native to Europe. I am asking how much native European hunter-gatherer the Sami have. I have seen that Swedes score about 45%, if i'm not mistaken, and the Baltic countries have a bit more.

[Berahthraban]

Pure hunter gatherers are extinct. They have some neolithic.

I have seen in several maps that Swedes score about 45%, or something like that. Just wondering what the Samis have, how much farmer they have would also be interesting to know.

[Thunder_shock]

I have seen in several maps that Swedes score about 45%, or something like that. Just wondering what the Samis have, how much farmer they have would also be interesting to know.
Probably slightly less, with more ANE and Mongoloid.
Remember, it's impossible for a white European to have no neolithic because that's where the genes required for light skin mutation came from.

[Berahthraban]

Probably slightly less, with more ANE and Mongoloid.
Remember, it's impossible for a white European to have no neolithic because that's where the genes required for light skin mutation came from.

Alright, I think that makes sense. Would of course still be interested in some kind of research/map that can show this.

[Thunder_shock]

Alright, I think that makes sense. Would of course still be interested in some kind of research/map that can show this.
I dont know if they've been tested, i would also be interested in the results. Judging from pictures they only look slighty different from scandinavians with the difference being markedly pronounced mongoloid features.
I would say they are scandinavians whom have mixed with Siberian groups somewhere down the line.

[Dombra]

The same amount as other Scandos. The difference is what is besides the WHG

[spanish catalan]

http://i57.tinypic.com/21kxme1.png

[Berahthraban]

http://i57.tinypic.com/21kxme1.png

Yeah I saw that on google, thanks for linking though. Even the most northern parts are predominantly non-Sami, so we woulden't be able to know unless they specifically point out the Sami.

[spanish catalan]

Yeah I saw that on google, thanks for linking though. Even the most northern parts are predominantly non-Sami, so we woulden't be able to know unless they specifically point out the Sami.

for me sami is the people that comes closest to European indigenous

[Berahthraban]

for me sami is the people that comes closest to European indigenous

The definition of indigenous Europeans should those that are the most hunter-gatherers, am I right? So I can't agree that they would be most indigenous, not at all, especially since they have very significant mongloid influence. The most indigenous European people are probably those from the Baltic countries, closely followed by Scandinavians and other northern populations. (Unless the Sami have extremely high amounts of HG, which is what I am asking).
http://i60.tinypic.com/znrdpv.png.
I have also seen that a lot of Balkan people have high HG, and it's very common with Haplogroup I

[spanish catalan]

The definition of indigenous Europeans should those that are the most hunter-gatherers, am I right? So I can't agree that they would be most indigenous, not at all, especially since they have very significant mongloid influence. The most indigenous European people are probably those from the Baltic countries, closely followed by Scandinavians and other northern populations. http://i60.tinypic.com/znrdpv.png.
I have also seen that a lot of Balkan people have high HG, and it's very common with Haplogroup I

yeah, i agree and haplogroup j is the hunter gatherers of west asia

http://i57.tinypic.com/2zphztd.png