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It's interesting how Scandinavia and Balkans preserved the I linage
Both of these regions was important for the Indo European spread to all Europe, and flooded by Steppe invaders
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Indeed, extremely interesting. Also interesting that they are WHG haplos predominant in some neolithic groups. Also interesting that Native I is also present in Scotland
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Hunter-gatherers and early farmers were already mixing before indo-Europeans. Here is a EEF+WHG SardinianOriginally Posted by Bellbeaking
Indeed, extremely interesting. Also interesting that they are WHG haplos predominant in some neolithic groups. Also interesting that Native I is also present in Scotland
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About 40-45% of Sardinians have I haplogroup!Indeed, extremely interesting. Also interesting that they are WHG haplos predominant in some neolithic groups. Also interesting that Native I is also present in Scotland
Non Auro, Sed Ferro, Recuperanda Est Patria (Not by Gold, But by Iron, Is the Nation to be Recovered) - Marcus Furius Camillus (Roman General)
Sardinians have noble subclade
https://i2a1tree.wordpress.com/2013/...tribution-map/
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It's interesting to note that besides the genetic similarities of the two areas, there are also ancient linguistic connections. In current Sardinian language and placenames there are still many traces of a pre-IE substratum related to Basque!
https://indo-european.eu/2019/03/anc...n-of-vasconic/
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So a hybrid of both EEF+WHG languages
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I believe in an Basque/Iberian/Nuragic/Lusitanian/Ligurian/Rhaetian/Etruscan/Pelasgian conexion!
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It's possible, the ancient Sea Peoples were probably connected with the Minoan world, the Shardana were even hired as mercenaries by ancient Egyptians.
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A theory, for the moment: we have no samples from "sherdens" or "people of the sea", and if one day we will harvest and we discover that they are genetically "Semitic" individuals (sardinians are not, they are?), then this theory would be abandoned: the sherdens or "sea people" would no longer be the "descendants of the Sardinians".
Some people say that they were Semitic peoples, others "Anatolian peoples" (Anatolians farmers? EEF?), but: we do not know because we do not have any DNA samples.
Having samples could confirm or deny the uncertain origin of the "peoples of the sea" or "sherdens". We can only make assumptions. Sadly.
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