Urnfield were not Celts. Hallstatt from Alps will be same like Austria IA. Those in Bohemia for eg and northern France are mixed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jingle Bell
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Urnfield were not Celts. Hallstatt from Alps will be same like Austria IA. Those in Bohemia for eg and northern France are mixed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jingle Bell
yeah ik, Urnfiled were more like Pre-Proto-celt, but i mean the first waves to iberia were from UrnfieldQuote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
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hallsttat elements just start to appear in West/Nw and center in the IA
Not entire Portugal i guess, and NW Iberia also includes part of Portugal (North) which has higher germanic than many parts of Spain, indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
The only part of spain with as much suebi impact as portugal is galizaQuote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Theodore
Sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by DraviXi99
Source
Target: Endovelicus_scaled
Distance: 1.5653% / 0.01565265
45.6 Proto-Celts
20.2 Iberia_BA
17.0 Greeks_Colonies/Romans
15.2 Berbers_&_Guanches
2.0 Imperial_Romans
Proto-Celt samples replaced with Gaul samples
Target: Endovelicus_scaled
Distance: 1.8776% / 0.01877642
37.2 Gauls
27.4 Iberia_BA
15.8 Berbers_&_Guanches
13.4 Imperial_Romans
6.2 Greeks_Colonies/Romans
With everyone
Target: Endovelicus_scaled
Distance: 1.5266% / 0.01526624
40.4 Proto-Celts
17.6 Iberia_BA
17.2 Greeks_Colonies/Romans
15.4 Berbers_&_Guanches
7.6 Gauls
1.8 Imperial_Romans
If i remenber haplo I (the germanic branchs) likes peaks in Asturias, Galiza and Minho, correct if im wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Theodore
omg :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jingle Bell
Yeah but anyway the impact islow, only 30.000 suebis settled permanentlly (In this time Iberian was habited by ~7.000.00 of persons)Quote:
Originally Posted by DraviXi99
There must be some genetic study for Galicia in this regard, I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Theodore