Why are "Baltic" Lithuanians(and Latvians) so heavily FinN1C?

**Polako** · 03-30-2011, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by Motörhead Remember Me

It's plain westnorthwest in my case. Only if you talk me into ABF, again.

(I think Elias ridiculously cheap ban on me (for telling PTG that I'd probably smack him out if I'd ever met him, what kind of a ban is that anyway)
should be over)

That Assyrian devil won't listen to me in regards to such matters. You have to talk to him directly.

**JeanBaMac** · 01-20-2014, 06:23 PM

Cause they are Indo-Europeans mixed with Finns.

**~~Peikko~~** · 01-20-2014, 06:29 PM

Originally Posted by JeanBaMac

Cause they are Indo-Europeans mixed with Finns.

What? They've never mixed with Finns. N1c1 can't even be associated with Finnic languages, because even Finns didn't speak Finnish until the Bronze age.

**Hercus Monte** · 01-21-2014, 08:06 AM

Karl in this thread =

**Weedman** · 01-21-2014, 08:11 AM

Originally Posted by Äike

If you browse around here, then you can see that "100% Baltic" Lithuanians have a lot of N1c1 and so do the Latvians. They have more of it than the Estonians.

My assumption is that the Estonian percentage of N1c1 has decreased because of the fact that the Estonians have almost 3 times more I1 than the Balts. But I would like to hear more theories.

Chart of FinN1Cness:

1. Finland, 58.5
2. Lithuania, 42
3. Latvia, 38
4. Estonia, 34

just a wild guess,but maybe geography has something to do with it?...................they are pretty close to Finland so, it makes sense

DUH!!!!!

**JeanBaMac** · 07-07-2014, 11:32 PM

Originally Posted by Äike

If you browse around here, then you can see that "100% Baltic" Lithuanians have a lot of N1c1 and so do the Latvians. They have more of it than the Estonians.

My assumption is that the Estonian percentage of N1c1 has decreased because of the fact that the Estonians have almost 3 times more I1 than the Balts. But I would like to hear more theories.

Chart of FinN1Cness:

1. Finland, 58.5
2. Lithuania, 42
3. Latvia, 38
4. Estonia, 34

Yes and because of the fact that the Estonians have far more R1a (Indo-Europeans) than the Finns too.
In fact, Balts are Indo-Europeans mixed with Uralic people. Finns are basically Uralic people mixed with autochtonous Paleaolithic population. Estonians are basically similar to Finns, but with a greater Indo-European blending.