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I'll examine the Bronze age samples later but at least the Bronze age and Iron Age averages are still very close so the most evident change between the 2 periods is a reduction of variation, not a particular southern shift, but like I said I'll look into it more, Alsace especially.
A bit off-topic, but you previously mentioned that the original proto-Celts would have been quite Northern before reaching the South German region, what do you believe the general chronology of events was? Where and when did the Proto-Celts come from and when did they mix with the Southern-looking Danubian/Upper Rhine populations?
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