Northern European Invasion of the South

[JohnSmith]

In the case of the Iberian peninsula, Germanic tribes took advantage of the chaos that the Roman empire became. They entered here very easily, not even there was a Roman army to avoid it. Not even Roman garrisons.

I really find it hard to believe that they would of left Southern Europe after they went there. The climate was mild and warmer; it really does not make sense for them to leave. Unless they ofcourse are forced out.

[JohnSmith]

very probable
what is CM? You said that greece have

Cro-Magnum. You see many Balkanites and Greeks with a CM influence which probably came from Northern Europe. Recent evidence says many Greeks came from Northern Europe or NorthEast Europe.

[Cristiano viejo]

I really find it hard to believe that they would of left Southern Europe after they went there. The climate was mild and warmer; it really does not make sense for them to leave. Unless they ofcourse are forced out.

Again in the case of Iberia only Vandals left. And this because Visigoths forced them.

[Raizen]

Cro-Magnum. You see many Balkanites and Greeks with a CM influence which probably came from Northern Europe. Recent evidence says many Greeks came from Northern Europe or NorthEast Europe.

Ah, but don't cm already exists in southern europe before that like berid?

[JohnSmith]

Again in the case of Iberia only Vandals left. And this because Visigoths forced them.

That is what I was saying. When you find a land that has a better climate I doubt you would leave unless you are forced too.

[JohnSmith]

Ah, but don't cm already exists in southern europe before that like berid?

There are not many Berids in Southern Europe and I am not sure on their origins.

[Cristiano viejo]

That is what I was saying. When you find a land that has a better climate I doubt you would leave unless you are forced too.

Germanic tribes did not make not even the 5% of the total population of Iberia, their genetic impact is pretty low.

[Raizen]

There are not many Berids in Southern Europe and I am not sure on their origins.

berids are gods among men, the master ultrarace that came from the space to iberia with the annunakis

[JohnSmith]

Germanic tribes did not make not even the 5% of the total population of Iberia, their genetic impact is pretty low.

So when they conquered Iberia did they not have many people to do it? 5% seems very low. How could they conquer Iberia and have such low numbers it doesn't seem to make much sense.

[Sikeliot]

It seems to me that many of Northern European tribes were very nomadic and liked to invade Southern Europe.

You have the Goths in Spain among other tribes, the Italic people were originally from the North East. Normans, Lombards and other Northern tribes even invaded Sicily and much of Southern Italy. There are still remnants of the Norman architecture in these places. Much of Greece also has an CM influence that probably came from the North.

You do not here of too many cases of the opposite happening.

You're missing the most important one: Slavic influence into the Balkans, including Greece.