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DF27 is far too old to be Celtiberian. Subclades of DF27 found in Scandinavia and other places in NW Europe were brought there by Bell-Beakers and have little to do with later Iberian migrations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Noff
And also there are Germanic-Norse subclades of P312 that peak in southern Scandinavia. It's not as black and white as some here might believe.
Bien chicos, ahorradme toda la retahíla de páginas... ¿somos blancos o qué? :D
Si, pero tampoco pasa nada por echarle un ojo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cristiano viejo
Somos blancos... con matices :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cristiano viejo
Vaya por Dios...Quote:
Originally Posted by Defcon2
The Z195 is celtiberian, DF27 is just celtic. Germanic clades of the P312 seems to be DF19 and L238.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aren
Interesante mapa de los haplogrupos en Europa en la época de la expansion de los Bell Beakers:
https://indo-european.eu/wp-content/...late-y-dna.png
Ya veo porque los sardos son tan oscuritos como dududud jejejeje.
DF27 is 4500 years old, it predates celtic-speakers by at least one full millenniumQuote:
Originally Posted by Rocinante
I know, it is Bell Beaker and expanded with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruderico
Right, so it's proto-Italo-Celtic at the very best, but possibly not even that