Post your eurogenes k36 similarity maps results

[DarkWater]

I think Celts lived in modern-day South Germany and West Germany a couple thousand years ago and could have been "Germanized" over time, as they admixed with Germanic speaking tribes.

I'm also open to the fact that we don't really know what Celtic is. People are usually grouped my language and culture (which is largely dependent upon the language being spoken)

[Gründig]

I am most similar to Belgium and West Germany. Does that make me more "Celtic" that "Germanic"? Or is that a pointless question to ask





I'm closer to the Welsh than to North Germans. From what I know I am a West German + South German + Brit mix with a very small bit of Italian and a shred of Ashkenazic

The celts and Germanics mixed alot all over these areas.

The calculator is just placing you in Belgian because it's basically a mid point between germany and the British isles.

[Carpatz]

[Pausanias]

cool

[Helen]

Iberian 30.93

Italian 11.78

Basque 9.05

North_Atlantic 7.43

French 6.57

West_Med 5.81

East_Central_Euro 4.36

North_African 3.98

Armenian 3.64

North_Sea 3.54

Near_Eastern 3.23

Fennoscandian 2.83

East_Balkan 1.73

East_Med 1.47

Arabian 1.37

Eastern_Euro 1.16

South_Asian 0.43

Omotic 0.35

Oceanian 0.16

Central_Euro 0.16

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[Kriptc06]

Top european = 69%

Highest in North italy, followed by Spain and Portugual, Still shows numbers around 60 around the balkans



According to lucasz, my balkan dna is more west-balkan shifted, leaning to Albania/macedonia and Italy, so it makes sense after all.

[Daco Celtic]

[de Burgh II]

No change with the Ancestrydna updates... interdasting.... 🤔

[Lemgrant]

[de Burgh II]

Bump mon freres!

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