Category Archives: Genetic Anthropology

The Vlaho-Bulgarian Empires. I2/E1/J basic OldEurope layer, R1a warriors, R1b metallurgy. Culture & technology fusion.

Posted on 14/06/2016 by

Golden ox figurine found in Maykop kurgan/mid-3rd millennium BC., Hermitage Museum & 3000 B.C(!?!), golden figurine of the Beddeni Culture, Alazani Valley in Georgia. Extraordinary kurgan burial shines new light on Sarmatian life, of the Early Iron Age, in the … Continue reading →

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The African DNA of Europe E-V13

Posted on 11/01/2016 by

According to Eupedia article about Haplogroup E1b1b E-V13 migrated directly from North Africa to southern Europe, crossing the Mediterranean from Tunisia to Sicily, then to Italy and to the southern Balkans. This scenario would explain why E-V13 reaches its peak frequency … Continue reading →

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The Hittites – R1b, chariots, iron & the first indo-euro writing

Posted on 26/11/2015 by

>> Marija Gimbutas – Old Europe and the Intrusion of Kurgan people << EUPEDIA : The northern part of the Yamna horizon was forest-steppe occupied by R1a people, also joined by a small minority of R1b (judging from modern Russians … Continue reading →

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Balkan ‘Aryan’ waves: 2800-2500bc R1b Troy, 2000-1500bc R1a Macedonians/Ionians/Micenians, 1200BC – R1b Dorians

Posted on 30/07/2014 by

http://www.esd.ornl.gov/nercEUROPE > 7,000-5,000 14C y.a. Warmer-than-present climates allowed forest to spread further north. At about 6,000bc, rising Mediterranean sea waters broke through the Bosphorous. In perhaps less than a year, the Black Sea became brackish and rose several hundred feet, … Continue reading →

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RO – an I2 continuity since the Ice Age.The classical Dacian Culture – a fusion between the Old Dacians & the La Tene celts

Posted on 27/07/2014 by

See here the present >> Distribution of European Y-DNA haplogroups by country in percentage  Present day haplogroup distribution in ROMANIA. (+N=0.5%,+T=0.5%,+Q=0.5%) Thus most important components are: 1] I =33% original and dominant hplgr -trachians, dacians – geti, rumini; 2] R1a=17.5% … Continue reading →

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Istoria nestiuta a getilor si genomul european

Posted on 16/02/2013 by

http://www.facebook.com/SemneCusute : Inainte de litere, au fost semnele. Mult inainte de daci, de greci, de romani, de toata istoria omenirii care a fost scrisa. Mare parte din povestea omenirii a fost desenata. A, e altceva ca noi n-o mai putem … Continue reading →

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Ethnogenesis *3. I2-Urnfield. I-Italic tribes. 536 depopulation.

Posted on 04/02/2011 by

worldlingo.com/enwiki/Haplogroup_I2 Until 2008, Haplogroup I2  was formerly known as Haplogroup I1b. I2b*Haplogroup I2b* was found in the skeletal remains of Lichtenstein Cave, a Bronze Age archeological site in central Germany associated with artifacts of the Urnfield culture [6]. Of the … Continue reading →

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European Ethnogenesis *2 – Kalevi Wiik 2008

Posted on 03/02/2011 by

eupedia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25506 Maciamo: I2a appeared in southern Europe during the Ice Age. It is associated with native Europeans before the spread of agriculture. Because it is very widespread, in ancient times it could be Greek, Dalmatian, Dacian, Illyrian, Roman or even … Continue reading →

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History of Aryans – encyclopediaindica.com – Swastika

Posted on 03/02/2011 by

Indus Valley Conference Perhaps the most intriguing characteristic of the Indus Valley civilization is its lack of evidence of war, conflict or even invasion, which destroys the “invasion theory” of the Aryan peoples often promoted as “migration” theory. “I don’t believe … Continue reading →

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Maps of Neolithic Cultures–The Romanian Etnogenesis *1 -‘Latin’ languages have I origin.

Posted on 01/02/2011 by

http://www.eupedia.com/europe/origins_haplogroups_europe.shtml J => 30,000 years ago (in the Middle East) E1b1b => 26,000 years ago (in southern Africa) I => 25,000 years ago (in the Balkans) R1a1 => 21,000 years ago (in southern Russia) R1b => 20,000 yrs ago (around … Continue reading →

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