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Actually I knew of some people being there, but it seems they were more numerous than I thought. Still, if they were the minority, it's strange they would add up to 1/4 of the total genome of Franconians, namely people coming from an area clearly bigger than that inhabited by the Slavic people (who were not a majority where they lived).
ej bi si di i ef dżi ejdż aj dżej kej el em en oł pi kju a es ti ju wi dablju eks łaj zet
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39.8 (Balto-)Slavic
39.0 Germanic
19.2 Celtic-like
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I think they were just in minority in the whole of Franconia and in majority in Upper Franconia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberfr...in_Bavaria.svg f. i.
You also had notable settlements in Oberpfalz which is outside of Franconia but still in Bavaria. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberpf...in_Bavaria.svg The Franconian parts of Thuringia have shown by recent indigenous testees to be pretty Slavic. If you consider the whole of Franconia including all western parts it may also be just 1/5. Maybe even a little less but over 15%, I'd guess.
I admit that I did not have in mind the smaller Franconian part that is in Baden-Württemberg.
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