The Genomic History Of Southeastern Europe

[Dick]

Looks like he was executed due to the severity of the blow, without a helmet too. Not ruling out it was a battle-blow.

These guys obviously saw war all their lives.

maybe he didn't milk enough cows for his R1 masters. anyway he reminds me of this actor

[Rethel]

Jokes aside, the dude has a massive hole in his skull. Obviously didn't die of natural causes.

He did mess with R1-somebody's granma.

And who is the most genetically similar to Motala hunter-gatherers today?:

http://polishgenes.blogspot.com/2012...netically.html

Becasue Motala autosomally was a mix. Not too good to make assumptions.

[Dibran]

This.

Are there ged kits for the Croatia and Bulgaria sample?

[Wrong]

maybe he didn't milk enough cows for his R1 masters. anyway he reminds me of this actor

Yeah. Probably had long hair and beard.

[Dick]

He did mess with R1-somebody's granma.





Becasue Motala autosomally was a mix. Not too good to make assumptions.

Kazimiera's great babushka killed him.

[Wrong]

Looks like a hammerblow to me. Were battlehammers used that early?

[Peterski]

You will be taken before R1a!

Kazimiera's great babushka killed him.

Not impossible! Pyrrhus of Epirus was killed by a babushka as well.

[Dick]

Looks like a hammerblow to me. Were battlehammers used that early?

Or the butt end of an axe

[Rethel]

R1's can not build anything

Not one or three
nobody needed
pyramyds, but
all around the
world these,
thousands
of such:



This also:



And this:



In antiquity thousands of miles of this:



Thousands of this:



And thousands of these:



Billions of this:



Hundrets of this for common people:



Thousands of miles of this:



and this:




So, really, basically
nothing so unusefull
and spectacular like
three pyramids on
the desert...

they are specialists for search and destroy.

We can do that obviously too:



But later, after that, we do this:

[Lucas]

And who is the most genetically similar to Motala hunter-gatherers today?:

http://polishgenes.blogspot.com/2012...netically.html

Also there is I2a1b from Mesolithic Lithuania, Kreutonas, close to Poland:

http://www.ancestraljourneys.org/mesolithicdna.shtml

From http://polishgenes.blogspot.com/2012...netically.html

But why is it that Poles show higher similarity to these Neolithic Scandinavians than Swedes do? Firstly, it's important to realize that the differences aren't that great. Note, for instance, that Swedes are the second most similar population to the hunter-gatherers after Poles. However, clearly, the data suggests that there had to be other population movements into Scandinavia after the late Neolithic. These also likely affected Poland, but to a lesser degree.

No one yet knows what these were exactly, but if I had to guess, I'd say the Bell Beaker folk of the Copper Age represented one of the major waves. Also, another factor might be that the hunter-gatherers tested by Skoglund et al. belonged to the Pitted Ware culture, which arrived in Scandinavia from the Eastern Baltic.

So no, there weren't proto-Slavs.