We are indigenous. Dark skin, blue eyes, and big packages. Our women had big asses hence why the R1B/R1A savages took them.
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I've seen quite a few white women with nice asses! I'd say they're underrated. Either way regardless if the first europeans are african or not they did interbreed with the neanderthals, which likely gave them fair features to begin with do to the lack of amount of time to adapt such features, as well as such things as the occipital bun, elongated head, larger eyes, a prominent brow, etc.... that & 40,000 years of divergence. So NO my ancestors were not black
(unless some black slaves from the Maghrebi caliphates took some to Spain that bred with my other ancestors)
but that pretty much the only way how it could've happened, if it did.
Indo European. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NNVrmW0VL2I/hqdefault.jpg
Western Hunter Gatherer https://images.sk-static.com/images/...29/huge_avatar
Neolithic farmer https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qim...c6f30bfa589cc7
Neither the hunter-gatherers nor the EEF looked like that Ethiopian looking guy, the Hunter gatherers looked more like modern whites with dark tan (indian shaded perhaps) skin, & the EEF looked like tanner Sardinians. It was the ANE (ancient north Eurasians) that likely looked like image 2
They would of been the "darkest" of the three by far. Indo Europeans were pale skinned, and late hunter gatherers who had adjusted to the climate were mainly blonde and white. Modern Sardinians have elevated EEF, but are heavily hunter gatherer in Y dna (i2a1a).
This is not really what the data say: Hunter Gatherer lacks a light skin gene, unlike the Early European Farmer who had this gene. This does not mean that the Early European Farmer had no people in their population who had a more tanned skin color or conversely, a lighter skin color ... Same for Hunther Gatherer: no one said they had black skin, but it's assumed they have more darker skin than Early European Farmer for the reason i mentioned above.
On this site we can see the pigmentation of England N (Neolithic):
https://genetiker.wordpress.com/pigmentation/
Which one am I if I'm I2/I-M438 and my subclade is I-Z17855?
O.M.G my ancestor in the Roman legion!
http://solarey.net/wp-content/upload...omans-00-1.jpg
R1b-L21. Don't want to post the specific subclade as for some reason, googling it actually links back to my family surname lol.
R1a-M417 (most likely)
I did the MorleyDNA.com Predictor. Other users said it's pretty accurate for telling the main Hg. I'm aware that it doesn't mean anything.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ediction/page9
E-M293 introduced by South Cushitic pastoralists
R1a1a1a-L664
https://i.imgur.com/b8hAshR.png
From AncestryDNA raw data using https://ytree.morleydna.com/extractFromAutosomal
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https://i.imgur.com/MvSdLut.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/QKEK0PN.jpg
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Paper trail of direct paternal line goes to 1754 in Södermanland.
https://i.imgur.com/jjjxLOO.png
I have heard that I belong to G1. Y-dna.
R1b > R-M173 > R-M343 > R-M269 > R-L47 > R-Z159
Anyone else have R-Z159 by chance?
Apparently it's common in the Frisian, German, and Danish populations, and it was brought over to England by invading Angles, Saxons, and Jutes.
What does this mean?
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I am an E-V13 nigga
My Y haplo is R1b-cts1751.. Anyone that has this or understands the point of origin of it, time frame for it , holla!
R1aryan, bruh. lol....