From where haplogroup "Q" came in France?

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The haplogroup Q means the Burgundian Germans, whom metised with the Huns. This metisation was very common in the Hunnic empire. Posthunnic Gepid population from the Carpathian basin for example:

The Gepids were dominantly German origin folks with a significant Hunnic admixture.

Gepid cemetery of Kiszombor:
- 16 Nordoid (12 male, 4 female)
- 15 Osteuropid (6 male, 9 female)
- 9 Mediterranid (7 male, 2 female)
- 7 Europo-Mongoloid (3 male, 4 female)
source: Bartucz, Lajos: A kiszombori gepida temető koponyái - Dolgozatok a Magyar Királyi Ferencz József Tudományegyetem Archaeologiai Intézetéből, (11). pp. 178-203., 1936

Gepid cemetery of Kál-legelő: 5 europid, 1 mongoloid, 1 europo-mongoloid
- Nordoid-x male
- Nordo-cromagnoid male
- Cromagnoid B female
- Europid male (damaged skull)
- Europid male (damaged skull)
- Mongoloid female
- Europo-Mongoloid male (artifical deformed)
source: Hegyi Andrea, Marcsik Antónia: Kál-legelő III. Gepida időszak és 10-11. század humán csontanyagának ismertetése - Folia Anthropologica 10; 77−92., 2011

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Notice this :

Kingdom of the Burgundians



Q haplogroup



The position matches exactly with the kingdom of the Burgundians, while for the presence of haplogroup Q in southern Spain, south Sardinia and Sicily, this could be explained with the Vandals who ruled that areas for a century, (Vandals were also mixed with Alans and Hun mercenaries); also the Byzantine army who reconquered these islands was half composed by Hun mercenaries.