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Where was the Proto-Germanic homeland?
What is your opinion about the location of the Proto-Germanic Urheimat?
So far, these are the oldest known ancient samples of R1b-U106:
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I'm pretty sure it's denmark
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YDNA: R1b-L21 > DF13 > S1051 > FGC17906 > FGC17907 > FGC17866
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Austria has high U106 , same as the Netherlands. so maybe somewhere between these two?
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It doesn't matter where U106 is high today, but where it originated.
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Austria is more likely candidate for proto-Celtic homeland togheder with Bohemia.Originally Posted by mongrel
For the OP question, I'd say Southern Sweden (Scania) and Jutland.
Erythreum Mare coast
according to Herodotus map
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Neither. Moldova.
Of the list I voted Pomerania because that's the closest.
A new approach to language and archaeology: The Usatovo culture and the separation of Pre- Germanic
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funnelbeaker_culture
Also see: Aesir vs. Vanir war
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East of Germany probably(educated guess)
Germany/Austria were centers of celtic culture at the time
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most of Germany didn't have Celtic inhabitants
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