Scytho-Turkic Z93 branch Z2125 vs. Indo-Aryan migration theory

**Leto** · 09-19-2019, 02:38 PM

Originally Posted by Annihilus

You really can't talk about whites and R1a in that manner. R1a is much older than the white skin mutations that arose some 8000 years ago.

R1a was spread across Eurasia (particularly Central and South Asia) much later than that supposed date. In the Bronze Age supposedly.
Turkic-speaking people didn't exist in Central Asia up until 500 AD or so. It was Indo-European back then.

**Leto** · 09-19-2019, 02:45 PM

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**Leto** · 09-19-2019, 02:45 PM

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**~~Balthier~~** · 09-19-2019, 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by Annihilus

I said turkic not Turkish. F1019 was first discovered in a Kazakh and a Uyghur. The two Russian F1019's are Balkars (ignore their additional mutation that's only 225 years old) the other one is me. A Khazar R1a turned out to be F1019. We are slowely getting there.

Polako is a good guy but he has a clear agenda, besides I am not interested in Indian R1a and slavs.

Dude, all R1a in Eastern & Central Asia are of indo-iranian/tocharian descent. There almost are no R1a in Altay Turks and Yakut Turks for that reason. Also, are you from Samsun?

Edit: it appears i was wrong about Altai People, they a lot of R1a, i confused them with the Tuvans.

**Proto-Shaman** · 09-25-2019, 03:27 AM

Originally Posted by Balthier

J2a (which is definetely a CHG marker) were found in Proto-Turks, whom were of 95%+ EAST EURASIAN ancestry

J2a? East Asia? seriously?

**Proto-Shaman** · 09-25-2019, 03:29 AM

Originally Posted by Leto

Obviously R1a was spread by ancient whites (Türks and their descendants)

It's 2019 and I don't know why some people still shit bricks when they are told this.

So, why do you shit bricks then?

**~~Balthier~~** · 09-25-2019, 02:50 PM

Originally Posted by Proto-Shaman

J2a? East Asia? seriously?

Yeah, i'm surprised you don't know that. It's pretty much famous lol.

**Proto-Shaman** · 10-15-2019, 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by Leto

R1a was spread across Eurasia (particularly Central and South Asia) much later than that supposed date. In the Bronze Age supposedly.
Turkic-speaking people didn't exist in Central Asia up until 500 AD or so. It was Indo-European back then.

seriously

are you mentally ill or just retarded?

Looks like EHG and WSHG were both Türkic Mongoloid Steppe Overlords