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That's right I forgot, they're called Irish there :ranger

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And 3) Feisty forumites.

Then why do you think Westernness/Easternness is relevant? Blondism is also irrelevant, eye lightness is a better predictor of genetic northernness, though still imperfect.

Yes, but they're also geographically more Northern. Only Scotland is at an equal latitude to Southern Scandinavia.

In response to Professor Sikeliot, Westernness is irrelevant to Northernness. Northernness is having more Steppe+WHG, Southernness is having less. Or being above the 50th parallell.

It would be discernable to the trained anthrotard. If you didn't have curly hair or brown eyes you would at least smell of Nando's.

As expected. Is there any reason to do further Y-DNA testing when you know where it comes from for countless centuries?
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Not true, they effectively mean the same thing except patriotism is more associated with civic nationalism and thus politically correct. CV is just a twat.

They were all terrible in their own way.

Movies - 80s and 90s
Music - 80s and early 90s
TV - 90s (comedy) and 00s (drama)
Politics - 50s
Fashion - 30s and 40s
Architecture - 20s and 30s (art...

Yeah, his estimated demographic/migrational history of the British Isles has been proven dead wrong by ancient DNA in the last few years, but continue to copy and paste that spiel as holy writ.

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But he's opened 10,000 classification threads. He must be the foremost expert on the web, notwithstanding this minor error.

Some I can think of, none have any personal association so it makes them all the more inherently powerful

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K1a10, I thought it was Neolithic British origin. Maybe I'll have to revise that thought, I could have a Sioux princess in my maternal line.

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Well no doubt people of Lowland Scots ancestry are often called Anglo in America and Australia (it isn't used in the UK), but should they be? It's fair enough, at least for Eastern Scottish, who've...

It's a prefix that Americans bastardised into a standalone term. Anglo-American for example can be a cultural term that includes other ethnicities, but Anglo alone should refer to English descendants.

Anglos sounds Greek.

It's a compelling theory for the bulk of the Anglo-Saxon migration for sure, one I'm inclined to believe given England's particular affinity to the Low Countries, and would make more sense of this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FysQOiSW3ak

So Irish Catholics in Boston etc are Anglo's? I disagree, and so would they. It should refer to ethnic English. NW German and Dutch-Americans have as much reason to be called Anglo's (hate that...

1 - The Christianisation of the Franks began in the late 5th century, while the Anglo-Saxon invasions of Britain began c.450 (from which the bulk of early English would be descended), so there is...

Don't recall him mentioning it but I don't think the study has any sites without CNE ancestry, going by the slide posted on the last page the Southern English sites all look like 3-way mixes.

One of the researchers says categorically in this podcast that the France IA ancestry was not present in the Roman or Iron Age periods, but was a significant feature of the early medieval period....

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Whad'd you say woyt carnt?

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