The Glasinac-Mati Complex (1300-200 B.C)
Discovered independetly by Yugoslav and Albanian archeologists, G-M is the coalesced form of the people known as Illyrians by Greeks in classical antiquity.
Zlot group was originally part of LBA Gava and later showed G-M similarities.
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Genetic distance heatmap from a 𝗖𝗲𝗹𝘁𝗶𝗯𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗻 (Spain_IA_Celt(276BC-75BC)(n=4)) to modern populations.
min distance = 0.02
max distance = 0.08
>"out of africa is officially dead"
>quote tweeting a video of a researcher explicitly explaining that humans most likely didn't originate in southern africa but the region agreed upon by common consensus, eastern africa.
the "high IQ" people we argue with on here
Getting a bit more experimental with the Charts, here is the Y-DNA breakdown of the Nordic Bronze Age and its relation to Corded Ware, Bell Beaker and the Nordic Dagger period.
The majority of NBA R1a comes from Norway, and the NBA itself is not well sampled.
Distribution of Slavic sites in Romania and Moldova during the Migration Period.
These groups are the result of Prague-Korchak and Penk'ovka diffusing into the region and fusing into a homogeneous horizon, although ethnically these are identified mainly as Antes.
Genetic heatmap of East Danubian adjacent samples
Although we lack sampling from Romania/Moldova we know that these people were actively present in Avar Khaganate Hungary as pointed out by Antes Brooches scattered across the area.
map by @genemapss
Origin of Lineages of ancient Celts
Y-DNA Sankey Graphs showing the Evolution from the Beaker Culture to the Hallstatt Culture to the Laténe Celts of Antiquity.
Hallstatts Y-DNA is differentiated from the Beaker period primarily by a large amount of G2a, specifically L497, while in the Laténe period R1b-P312 becomes bigger again.
43.5% of Hallstatt Lineages trace back to the Beaker culture, and 87.4% of Laténe lineages trace back to Hallstatt.
Chart uses a Clade Depth of 12
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A quirk of Albanian grammar: many masculine nouns switch gender in the plural. Qytet (“city,” masculine) becomes qytete in the plural—now feminine.
Linguist Martin Camaj calls these “ambigeneric” nouns, likely a remnant of an older, more complex plural system that predates the modern Albanian noun class.
Yamnaya, Corded Ware and Bell Beaker haplogroup similarity.
20 / 135 (14.8%) of Corded Ware have a clade from Yamnaya
156 / 179 (87.2%) of Bell Beaker have a clade from Corded Ware
Using a clade depth of 11 from the first 3 digits
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In the 14th Century the Polabian Language underwent a very interesting sound shift, in which the "y" sound would be pronounced as "ai"/"oi".
Jimat ryby -> Jaimat Raiboi
Pit pivo -> Pait Paivü
These changes can also be viewed within Toponymy [Blue].
Kreiweitz
Warneitzen
Telleitz
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Bourbon cuckold
Don Felipe y Doña Letizia se han trasladado hasta el cementerio de Sidi Embarek, en Ceuta, para presidir una de las jornadas más emotivas del día ⚰️🤍.
Ambos han querido estar presentes en este acto en recuerdo a las personas fallecidas en el mar el pasado mes de julio 💔, en el que además han estado presentes representantes religiosos, que también han querido ser uno más en este recuerdo a la dignidad de quienes intentaron entrar a nado en territorio español.
Todos los detalles, en este link 👉 hola.com/realeza/casa_espano…
#FelipeVI #DoñaLetizia #Ceuta
This is how researching southeast european archaeology feels like, you will feel all of these emotions and expressions at the same time reading about the kisapostag culture and the zuto-brdo-dubovac-grla-mare complex and the relation of vatin to litzenkeramik while hearing about 4 different cultures and groups that have never been mentioned in any other paper before
History of Tyrsenian Languages
New video by Dragonfly now on Youtube, i was apart of the Research Process and endorse all opinions represented in this video. Very interesting work, and by far the best researched video on Etruscan Origins on Youtube now.










































