Finnish ethnogenesis

[Rugevit]

Finnish history, as Baltic Finns, is at that time the same as Estonian history idiot.

I asked you for the evidence about 10 times to support your claim. You have not provided it, because you don't have any. All you can do is trolling about terminology on Baltic Finns, Volgaic Finns , Ugric and Samoyeds etc.

You dont know shit about the region, you reveal it in every post.

Of course, I do.

[Äijä]

Dick-head! I asked you for the evidence about 10 times to support your claim. You have not provided it, because you don't have any. All you can do is strolling about terminology on Baltic Finns, Volgaic Finns , Ugric and Samoyeds etc.

Are you retarted or something, Iron Age is Finland starts at 500 BC according to the academics, funny thing its the same time Finnic language reaches there from Estonia.

Do you know why they call it the Iron Age?

The terminology for Uralics is also from academics, you can start your own story time for special people but get the fuck out of this thread.

[Rugevit]

Are you retarted or something, Iron Age is Finland starts at 500 BC according to the academics, funny thing its the same time Finnic language reaches there from Estonia.

Do you know why they call it the Iron Age?

The terminology for Uralics is also from academics, you can start your own story time for special people but get the fuck out of this thread.

I thought you are funny. Now I think you are dumb. You are spewing obvious and irrelevant to the discussion bull-shit such as linguistic terminology and why certain eras are named after metals or stone.

I will give you some help. The evidence will be archaeological artefacts made of metal attributed to Finnic speaking communities from Finland, or evidence the communities were growing grains in the area.

[Black Wolf]

My ancestors created the great Andean civilisation : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andean_civilizations
I quoted Ticitus describing Fenni [Finnic of north-eastern Europe] people using bone arrows wearing skins living in dirt 1,900 years ago. Roman Tacitus was astonished of their primitiveness when he met them.

The Fenni people were most likely Sami you dumb fuck.

[Äijä]

I thought you are funny. Now I think you are really dumb. I mean you are a retard spewing obvious irrelevant to the discussion bull-shit such as ethno-linguistic terminology and why certain era are named after metals or stone.

You cant find one academic to support your claims, you live in a fantasy land.

[Black Wolf]

Finns are genetically mostly Mesolithic north euros with some minor Mediterranean and Siberian influence though less than Russians. I don't know about material culture but I must assume that mesolithic haplogroup is I.
http://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads...dis-et-al-2013

Yes this is pretty much true.

[Äijä]

The Fenni people were most likely Sami you dumb fuck.

He is a sockpuppet but dont know who it is yet, he has something pathological against Finns, he might be that Scottish fucker.

[Rugevit]

The Fenni people were most likely Sami you dumb fuck.

Another clueless unable to rub two brain cells together. Saami lived on the outskirts of Fenno-Scandia or much further east of Karelia. Unlikely Tacitus could meet Saami on the trip to European Sarmatia in 98AD.

Tacitus' Fenni (and Ptolemy's southern Phinnoi) were clearly based in continental Europe, not in the Scandinavian peninsula, and were thus outside the modern range of the Sami Against this, there is some archaeological evidence that the Sami range may have been wider in antiquity.[7][16]

[Black Wolf]

Idiot! Saami live on the outskirts of Fenno-Scandia. Tacitus could not have possibly met them on the trip to European Sarmatia.

You really are stupid aren't you? The Sami used to live in areas much further south than they do today.

[Rugevit]

He is a sockpuppet but dont know who it is yet, he has something pathological against Finns, he might be that Scottish fucker.

Okay wanker! I will help you on farming introduction in Finland.

Fenno-Scandinavia

Modern Finland (Suomi to the Finns themselves) emerged into European history not only as Finland (in modern southern Finland) but also as Kvenland, a vast reach of Scandinavian and Fennoscandian territory which at the end of the Viking Age still encompassed not only most of modern Finland, but also the northern two-thirds of modern Sweden and Norway and part of north-western Russia. Originally peopled by Sami and Kvens, these were bolstered by the arrival of non-Indo-European Finno-Ugric people from the east, along with their Estonian cousins, at some point around the start of the third millennium BC. These new arrivals [Finno-Ugric] brought with them cattle breeding and tillage skills, but these were surpassed by the farming skills of Indo-European migrants about five hundred years later.
http://www.historyfiles.co.uk/KingLi...viaFinland.htm