Genetic history and DNA ancestry project of the Benelux & France
Megalithic people were very probably a blend of native I2 people and Near Eastern immigrants (G2a, and probably also E1b1b, R1b-V88 and T1a). Lacan et al. (2011) tested the Y-DNA of two Megalithic men from Burgundy, France, and both belonged to haplogroup I2a1. They found two other I2a1 men (among 21 G2a individuals) in Late Neolithic sites in ...
Genetic make-up of France | Eupedia Forum
2008年3月20日 · Consequently, most of the people from the Languedoc to the Provence are closer to central Italians and Greeks than to central and northern French people. But the most surprising of all is to find people who look typically Mediterranean as far north as the Loire Valley, in the traditional provinces of Poitou, Anjou, Tourraine and Berry.
Eurogenes 100% Germans from South Brazil(Modern Age
2023年9月25日 · The best friend of my girlfriend , mostly from Saarland, Hunsruck and some from Moselle/Low Alsatian. She has all recent ancestry from Cai's Valley, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil, a region that was settle primarily by Hunsruck and Saarland, with several Moselle Rhine, Alsatians, Flemish Nordfrance...
Alsace Travel Guide - France - Eupedia
The traditional Alsatian language is an Alemannic dialect of Upper German and thus closely related to Swiss German and Swabian. Famous people from Alsace include (chronologically): Nobel Peace Prize philosopher Albert Schweitzer, Nobel-prize-winning chemist Jean-Marie Lehn, pastry chef Pierre Hermé, rally driver Sébastien Loeb.
Genetic origins of the Iberian people - Eupedia
Although no Megalithic Y-DNA has been tested yet, Megalithic mtDNA from Brittany is a typical blend of Mesolithic (U5b) and Neolithic (K1a, N1a, X2) lineages, in direct continuity of the Cardium Pottery and Linear Pottery cultures. Consequently, Megalithic people were predominantly G2a people, with minorities of I2a1a, E1b1b and perhaps also J ...
History and genetics of Early Medieval Germanic peoples
Another way to go, instead of comparing ancient averages with modern averages, is to look at the closest individual matches between modern and ancient people. This analysis was done using MyTrueAncestry.com to compare the genomes of the Early Medieval Germanic individduals with those of modern Europeans. The results appear less reliable though.
France Travel Guide - Department du Haut-Rhin - Eupedia
Due to its German heritage, most place names are German and not French. The Alsatian language, a regional variety of German, is still widely spoken in addition to French. About one third of adults and one fourth of children in the region are fluent in Alsatian. Many street names are also bilingual. History
Where did India’s people come from? Massive genetic study
2024年3月6日 · The Indus Valley civilisation had an Iranian farmer component, the other being derived from South Asian hunter-gatherers who were indigenous to the Indian peninsula. So the people that came from the Iranian plateau were not speaking Dravidian. There should be a relation with the later Elamites. Aren't they associated with haplogroups like L and R2?
Ancient Ancestry Project - Eupedia
Of all the regions of Europe, southern Germany (notably the Baden-Württemberg) is thought to have inherited the most from these Celtic people, genetically. We will start by breaking one of the most erroneous clichés, i.e. the idea that Germany is fundamentally Germanic, or that all German people are ultimately of Scandinavian descent.
Are Swabians related to Italians? | Eupedia Forum
2013年3月21日 · The original people where only Vindelici ( most probably celtic people) and Rhaetians . The bavarians arrived later and where not germanics, even the name Bavaria is not Germanic Father's Mtdna H95a1 Grandfather Mtdna T2b24 Great Grandfather Mtdna T1a1e GMother paternal side YDna R1b-S8172 Mother's YDna R1a-Z282