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Bastarnae were originally Celts and described as such, some theorise they were partially Germanised later on, before becoming slavicised. But they were originally Celtic people.
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Term bastardisation came from Bastarnae.
According to ancient authors Bastarnes mixed with Slavs and from that mix were created inferior people than pure Bastarnae. According to authors Bastarnae were superior race towards the Slavs. This sounds like nazi theory about superior Germanics and unferior Slavs.
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This could also explain my haplogroup, which may have arrived with those people. The haplogroup tracker Dick posted shows my clade in eastern Poland and there are no southern Europeans with it on the U152 project, only Germans, Poles, Swedes, Norwegians, French and Irish/Americans.
Correction: I meant western Poland.
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Yes; this correlates with the TMCRA of PH908 which is 1800 years old, where it received a massive expansion. I believe ph908 and the ancestor clade of it was likely from these Basternae; the slavicisation of them would of resulted in a rapid population boost. I am not sure about other I2a clades.
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I once had the honor to meet a galloscythian bloke from ukraine.
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