Are Swiss Germans essentially Germanized Celts?

[Tenma de Pegasus]

what do you call the alpine phenotype?

A mostly south germanic thing.

[Peterski]

To look like someone from Dublin.

But Ireland is the periphery of the original Celtic world.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

But Ireland is the periphery of the original Celtic world.

It was, but not anymore. I believe Celts in Central Europe were way less preservated than Celts in extreme regions like Ireland. Thats what I believed before see your Lechtal map.

But now Im looking to the map you posted, its interesting how its peak in France/Swistzerland but its also shows a high afinity towards West Countries. Ireland appear as 70-75% and thats very high, despite the big distances and a lot of centuries they still show familiarity. People always say Austria have some a strong germanic and even some important east vibe, but it does not work at all for Swiss people.

[Peterski]

Thats what I believed before see your Lechtal map.

Celts in Ireland were most likely always genetically a bit different than Celts in Central Europe.

Modern Irish and Scottish people are very similar to Bronze Age population of the British Isles.

[Dna8]

At least as complex as every other European ethnos.

I do not believe, strictly perceiving, that any European ethnos is, essentially, anything.

Nice thread.

[renaissance12]

Swiss german are a mix of Bavarians, Rhaetians ( not indoeuropean people ) and celts..

[Creoda]

At least as complex as every other European ethnos.

I do not believe, strictly perceiving, that any European ethnos is, essentially, anything.

Nice thread.

Is this ethno-nihilism?

[Dna8]

Is this ethno-nihilism?

Mon cher ami, je me trouve dans les profondeurs du Pacifique Sud, n'ayant rien d'autre que du vin et une anthropologie physique pour occuper mon temps.

[Dna8]

Is this ethno-nihilism?

Nice post too.

Made me giggle.

[Dna8]