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I don't understand why that French paper and also Cassidy's Irish paper said there was little genetic change between the Bronze Age and Iron Age. It was so obvious that there was a significant change IMO, in a pseudo-Italian direction. And the Gauls were really made by it.
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A model I made for modern Balkan ethnicities that populate the lands where Illyrians used to live using these new samples. However, you should keep in mind that:
a) The G25 averages for Southeastern European populations are flawed
b) The high proportion of Eastern Mediterranean/Ancient Anatolian related ancestry in the southern Balkans could because those populations are also descended from a more eastern Iron Age population, such as the Thracians.
Target: Croatian
Distance: 0.4869% / 0.00486860
57.6 Slavic
28.4 Illyrian
9.2 Germanic
4.8 Eastern_Mediterranean
Target: Slovenian
Distance: 0.6948% / 0.00694787
60.4 Slavic
34.2 Illyrian
3.8 Germanic
1.6 Eastern_Mediterranean
Target: Bosnian
Distance: 0.7759% / 0.00775866
64.4 Slavic
22.6 Illyrian
13.0 Eastern_Mediterranean
Target: Serbian
Distance: 0.7821% / 0.00782132
51.4 Slavic
33.0 Illyrian
15.6 Eastern_Mediterranean
Target: Montenegrin
Distance: 0.6594% / 0.00659412
49.8 Slavic
30.0 Illyrian
18.2 Eastern_Mediterranean
2.0 Germanic
Target: Macedonian
Distance: 1.0667% / 0.01066671
47.6 Slavic
27.6 Eastern_Mediterranean
24.8 Illyrian
Target: Albanian
Distance: 0.9018% / 0.00901763
38.2 Eastern_Mediterranean
31.0 Illyrian
30.8 Slavic
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WTF? Are Jews actually smart or was it just a meme? How many people thought that Celtic came to Britain other than via Northern France?Professor David Reich, from Harvard Medical School, said: "These findings do not settle the question of the origin of Celtic languages into Britain. However, any reasonable scholar needs to adjust their best guesses about what occurred based on these findings.
"Our results militate against an Iron Age spread of Celtic languages into Britain - the popular 'Celtic from the East' hypothesis - and increase the likelihood of a Late Bronze Age arrival from France, a rarely discussed scenario called 'Celtic from the Centre'."
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