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Lol this foggy dew sounds celtic as much as I am DanishOriginally Posted by Sundqvist
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What are approximate percentages of Celtic, Germanic and Slavic ancestry among Austrians for example ?
I feel it could be almost 1/3 of each in certain regions.
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The most of them have Germanic R1b, and this is the most popular R1b mutation in Poland. And the peoples like Lugii or Venedi have left either little or no genetic legacy at all.
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Poland might be exception and most Germans there real Germanic. But Germans in Czech Republic, SLovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, were mostly southern German origin.
If Bavarians and Austrians were really much Germanic, they would cluster with Dutch or Danes but they obviously don't.
Peterski is Lugii's "father", he is r1b df-27 if I remember
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Actually lot of Germans is Poland were Germanized Slavs or Balts (Prussians). Peterski had a thread about it. East Baltic region Germans had mostly local N1c, R1a. But this region isn't really central Europe to begin with.
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Wasn't his R1b mutation "Danish" or something like this?
Edit: You are right.
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Region with predominantly Slavic ancestry in Austria is Carinthia.
Styria, Burgenland and Lower Austria are Germanic-Slavic mix.
Salzburg and Upper Austria are predominanrly of Germanic ancestry probably with some Celtic influence, Slavic influence does not exist in Salzburg and Upper Austria.
Tyrol has the strongesr Celtic influence probably stronger than Germanic, in Tyrol Slavic influence does not exist.
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