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Reclaim the rainbow!Originally Posted by Dick
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Is this about culture? Race? Language?
Must be racial if you are including "celts" and things like "extra neolithical". I would increase the number of influences in Iberia according to history, but with red being the dominant color everywhere of course.
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Is that a weather map? Cool, cold in Spain and sun in Scandinavia...
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About ethnicity, yes, not meant to be 100% accurate though. I posted an updated version on page 13 on something. Should make some additional changes to that as well.
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Good map, overall. I think the English should be colored as predominantly Anglo-Saxon, though - ergo, Germanic. But with significant Celtic admixture, so some Celtic lines are certainly merited.
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Almost created 'Hadrian's Wall' too, beautiful.
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Classic
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Pretty good one actually, going by loose notions of meta ethnicity.
The worst potential competition for any organism can come from its own kind. The species consumes necessities. Growth is limited by that necessity which is present in the least amount. The least favorable condition controls the rate of growth.
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I'm very unfamiliar with paint so it took me like 35 minutes
We obviously can't divide Europe like this, but if we would make an attempt I think this is pretty accurate, at least compared to some of the others I have seen here
Thoughts and objections?
Green=Germanic
Dark blue=Slavic
Purple=Celtic
Yellow=Indigenous Balkan
Red=Iberian
Orange=Italic
Light blue=Finnic
Brown=Baltic
Pink=Sardinian
Beige=Corsican
White=Extra neolithic
Lines=Very significant influence
Dots=Less significant influence
Great Job... I would suggest to add some orange color in South Switzerland and Slovenia/Istria-Croatia and Corsica/Sardinia.. and Austria also... close to Italian border..
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