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Australopithecus

@AUSTRALFrog

2 months

Genetics has proven Europeans are in fact the descendants of the “Aryan” race-

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@Christo08679133 Some say he’s still alive under the name Jason goldstriker

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@lefineder It’s always so humbling when you realize how fragile civilization is

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@FortressLugh Well said, I think some artifacts are too hastily attributed as ceremonial without much thought of the points made in your post.

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@nrken19 Time to get Plato’s dna

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@DanDavisWrites Cooked turkey

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What race and gender is this modern human skull?

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You guys know what race this skull belongs to?

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Weird frame of mind when people talk like this about Brahmins of India. Shows a lack of understanding of genetics and history. They possess around the same amount of European DNA as an average African American yet you don’t see people talk about them in the same way.

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Australopithecus

@AUSTRALFrog

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What ancestral European population is this skull from? EEF, WHG,EHG, or Steppe.

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Australopithecus

@AUSTRALFrog

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@MungoManic Native Australians didn’t let it happen or they admixed into genetic obscurity are my two guesses.

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@wylfcen It was also an immigration of closely related peoples with more similar cultures than what is seen today

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@wylfcen Instead of ydna and Mtdna need to start calling it your spear dna and spindle dna.

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What modern human race is this skull from?

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@nrken19 Crazy this stuff survives in good enough condition to be recreated

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@nrken19 It’s interesting that the earliest descriptions of the germanics, celts, thracians, and the Slavs all state they have red hair. Maybe some kind of red hair dying practice tied to some religious cult? Maybe the gene was more common back then? Idk of any studies suggesting this?

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@nrken19 Celts really had amazing art work and craftsmanship in everything they made

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@AUSTRALFrog

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To everyone who guessed steppe nice job! Here is the reconstruction from the paper-

Australopithecus

@AUSTRALFrog

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What ancestral European population is this skull from? EEF, WHG,EHG, or Steppe.

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Everyone seems to forget Plato’s dying wish of, “ I want to be buried in a large barrow like my forefathers” Very interesting.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@whatifalthist “moderate Reddit-Rationalist-science-consensus Left” This is like 70% of college students and I hated it

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Does anyone know of any ancient DNA samples from the Cimbri tribe? It has been debated for a long time on their origins, if they were Germanic or Celtic, seems like an interesting group to get some samples on.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@Paracelsus1092 “Those slits”

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@abenitezburraco @nrken19 Genetic testing for traits seems to be quite inaccurate. The amount of times I’ve seen genetic testing get a persons eye, hair color, hair texture, etc. wrong is quite high. Certain traits are easy to detect but more complicated ones are still hard to pin point.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@FortressLugh Wow that’s amazing, these men had pride in their work.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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What European group is this skull from, the skull is from the Middle Ages.

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@wylfcen Surprised how consistently people are more likely to report the wallet if it has money in it than none across countries. That is other than Mexico.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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I love when people talk about their home countries with pride and banter with each other(Pewdiepie a Swede Magnus a Norwegian). This is becoming uncommon as most people in the west have no pride for their nation and people, only spouting hate. Love your nation and people

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@AUSTRALFrog

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For those who guessed EHG nice job, here is the reconstruction for the skull done by Ancient Europeans @AncientEuropea1

𝐀𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐄𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐬

@AncientEuropea1

6 months

Eastern Hunter-Gatherer Woman based on the Popovo skull from northwest Russia. Mesolithic. Hair, eye colour, and skin colour, are within range #EHG #EasternHunterGatherer #Mesolithic

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@UltraDane Not only made it great, but literally built America. Do not let modern leftist make you feel weird for saying such. The country was created by and for white people.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Be nice to have a life size replica of your own skull

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@Tom_Rowsell @AnthropoceneMe1 My god, it would be quite a commitment, but chickens if allowed to range around the yard, do help with ticks.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@Tom_Rowsell @iam4foot10 Online if someone has brown hair and eyes and is not pale white they are obviously not white! Must be Italian, Northern Europeans are all blonde with blue eyes!

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@AUSTRALFrog

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What ancestral European population is this skull from? ANF, EEF, WHG, EHG, or steppe?

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@DanDavisWrites Amazing what they could do before genetics was a field of its own

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@AUSTRALFrog

2 months

Another skull, what race and gender is it? This is another modern skull, I will do some older ones later.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@Shiftant @Steve_Sailer Nice color coding

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@AUSTRALFrog

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As an American with old stock and more recent Irish German ancestry, I have a similar but different view. I view Ireland and the other countries that made up America as my ancestors “original” homeland. America is also my homeland as my ancestors have built it from the ground

𝐆𝐚𝐞𝐥𝐛𝐢𝐨𝐬

@gaelbios

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@TheDuke_1621 I'd agree with this view to a degree, as a foreigner. I view Irish Americans as Irish and integral to the Irish nation, They largely funded our rebellions and the early Irish state itself. And I would wish for Irish Americans to return to Ireland.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@whatifalthist Gonna have to do the right wing thing and expand onto multiple obscure platforms due to the inevitable account deletion or constant demonetization.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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I really wish we would have had Hengist and Horsa on the seal of the United States like Thomas Jefferson proposed.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Do the countries most of your DNA matches come from match your ethnic breakdown on DNA sites? This is easiest to see on my heritage which has a bad ethnic breakdown calculator but a nice tool that sorts matches by location. Not sure if 23&me has this.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@wylfcen America was founded and created as an extension of these people so feels close to our original homelands, especially in areas still holding on to those principals. You can even find time capsules of certain areas of Europe within America, being preserved by them.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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What ancestral European population is this skull from? EEF, WHG, EHG, Steppe, or ANF?

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Imagine being on a cruise and walking by a room hearing a man fervently reciting an old nautical curse.

Tom Rowsell

@Tom_Rowsell

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An old Viking nautical curse, read in the style of Willem Dafoe’s curse in The Lighthouse (2020), taken from a 12th century Danish text by Saxo Grammaticus. After battle, while bathing in the sea, the legendary Danish king Hadding is attacked by a sea monster which he slays.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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The “Aryan” people which have fascinated historians, anthropologist, archaeologists, and the layman, have been discovered thanks to DNA.Still, most people do not know or care. (Aryan is used here as it is the most recognizable term and in quotes due to it being wrong to use the

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@MungoManic Do you have/know of any theories on why the souther population has the less curly hair, more hair, and lighter skin?

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@AUSTRALFrog

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I only have to go back one or two generations to find people in my tree who are either 100% or near 100% from one country or ethnic group. Curious how other peoples trees work out when they are also from European diaspora countries.

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@ploughmansfolly @0xAlaric Yeah I don’t think the Saudis need anymore Alfalfa for their million dollar horses

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@MungoManic The pupillary distance in combination with very strong cheekbones gives them a very unique look. The man second farthest on the right stands out to me.

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@Tom_Rowsell Bowl cut is too powerful for most to handle

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@LegendOfHouse @OwenDoy72825211 @CisalpineSwag Yeah eye colors are hard to do just straight one color because of how many people have “hazel” which is some mix of brown blue green.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@DrunkAustrian It was an immigrant nation of white Europeans, mainly of northwest European descent, that made it a nation to begin with, and then continued to make it great. It’s going downhill now though.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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I do not agree with Fuentes on quite a few topics but it’s nice to have someone with a large platform react in a natural way to seeing our country fall apart in front of our eyes.

socksgrypr

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Nick Fuentes reacts to Harmeet Dhillon blasphеming at the RNC. @NickJFuentes @pnjaban

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@Tom_Rowsell Correct it is African but it is a male skull.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@alicegwen @Tom_Rowsell @archeohistories And where do you think that culture comes from? It’s the blood of the people that create culture, it does not spring up from nowhere. Race is a foundation of a culture. There would be no Japanese culture without the Japanese race.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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distantly related to the “founder stock”, creating a larger genetic distance. This is the reason the only places now that are the closest genetically to these groups are modern day Europeans. This is a remarkable discovery and should be looked at with pride for those belonging

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Everyone who guessed white/west Eurasian/caucasoid is correct! Here is the side profile for those asking. Btw this a male skull and a modern white male.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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You guys know what race this skull belongs to?

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@uberboyo @Sparkyneds21 Farmcels were not brown skinned they were responsible for most of the light skin genes you see today in Europe the guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about. People see ANF and think brown dude to modern pops.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Most men can not do any of the things listed here now days. You should strive to be in peak physical condition.

the last pirate

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Reminder that at La Sierra High 60% of the boys were able to eventually achieve Blue Team status, which required the following 60% of all the boys got AT LEAST to Blue Team…

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Using TheBeakerLady’s g25 calculator @beaker_the12224

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@GenesOfAncients @nrken19 Scotland Orkney islands 0% chance of red hair? Seems strange

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I bet the Bell Beakers had some killer jokes

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Watching people review their DNA results, it is always insane to hear the things they say when interpreting the results.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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term to describe all the various groups of IE.)There are multiple reasons for this discovery being so unknown. The first is the world of genetics and race is one of obscurity and controversy. Due to this, the recent papers proving such all have titles and names that a normal

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Two different British isles calculators from exploreyourdna. Shows the importance of the source data in calculators that is used to compare your DNA with.

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@SwissSebastian @husafell_stone Idgaf how tall they are as long as they stand for America and what its founders wanted

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@AUSTRALFrog

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to this group, showing the history of our ancestors. Now what term would be best to use to describe these people now? Aryan, European, Heryos? Not sure, all I know is we are living in an exciting time of discovery.

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@MrPrudentialist Idk why I love this post so much every time

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What ancient European population is this skull from? EEF, WHG, EHG, ANF, or Steppe?

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People who look at this and say the great replacement theory is not real are either dumb or have malicious intentions. California as recently as 1960 was 92% white and is now less than 50%.

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@nonregemesse So tiring

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@uberboyo @BornLik23266 Yes but studies have found in these Baltic states that high proportion of steppe ancestry increase the persons likelihood of dark hair. It’s not so simple of if they have this genotype they will be such phenotype. Look at funnel beaker blonde blue all EEF.

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@Tom_Rowsell @thltd_ The Viking outlier gave me a good laugh, row row row lmao.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Crazy how different people look when they are overweight compared to a healthy weight. It changes the way your face looks so much it’s hard to tell what skull type they have. Maybe this is why so many people seem to have soft features, many are too fat to tell their features.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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these papers relative to the modern era should not be overlooked You should, and would not expect, genetic continuity over thousands of years across vast swaths of the earth. This is however what we find, these cultural groups that impacted the world so much were mostly created

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@jetneptune_ Had to watch this in college and marvel at its amazing and deep message and art.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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now present as well. This, I would say, is the greater/foundational ethnogenesis of many european groups. The similarities between the eastern and western groups diverged with time, the western group remaining remarkably similar to the original populations that spread each

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@AUSTRALFrog

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when corded ware entered Europe and then some left, splitting into a broad east west division.(Yamnaya directly into balkans/greece leads to same outcome.) In this split of East and west, they both share the same main genetic profile of being majority Steppe with EEF admixture

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@U_S_Nationalist @9mm_smg American nationalist who wants an Indian as a VP makes sense.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Lactose tolerance is a great gift that should be enjoyed fully. In modern America I have noticed it trendy to hate on or act like milk is disgusting and weird if you drink it. I wonder why…

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@CavendishDennis @Tom_Rowsell @peterjukes @MillennialWoes @kevinajdiamond @double_drax That was pushed during a time when the very term Anglo Saxon was under attack for political reasons. We have multiple genetic studies published that prove they left quite a large impact, like previously stated 25-50% of dna depending on region.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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person would not associate with this term, such as Indo European, western steppe herder or early European farmer. These are names used to describe populations that are large genetic components of many modern European groups.The amount of time we are talking about when looking at

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@GiorgioXcv @Tom_Rowsell @uncle_deluge The best are ones that have a white paper that say how they create their reference panel etc. The best for adna right now would be ancestry to 23&me. However 23 doesn’t let you download raw data anymore so I’d do ancestry as of now. My heritage is very outdated.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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When plastic surgery is used to modify your body that is perfectly fine before to conform to mainstream beauty standards it disgust me. Their kids will likely have same genetics and will grow up knowing their mothers found the need to have surgery to feel good. Bad cycle.

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@stillgray Gamechanger tbh

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@MungoManic Well deserved, you make amazing content.

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@Tom_Rowsell I’ll have to watch it with a glass of milk for sure

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direction. The eastern groups would go far and wide, mixing with many populations over time and becoming lost in genetic obscurity in some cases, or present in an amount that’s easily detectable. Though easily detectable, they have admixed with groups that are much more

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@MungoManic Sucks we have almost no genetic history for Australia compared to other areas, this population I am guessing belonged to a group that did not leave as much of a genetic impact on the natives of Australia we see in modern eras. Unless you have photos of more gracile tribes?

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@Rtam86418021 Great post that only works with both in conjunction. People need to see both. The conclusions to be made from the genetics and the resulting phenotypical outcome is hard to see without hard science on it, but such papers are not likely to be made anyways.

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@Paracelsus1092 Excavation, thorough documentation with minimal disturbance, including obtaining his dna. Then you put him back like he was.

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@nrken19 I think I read/ saw somewhere before similar patterns in Hallstatt culture but maybe I was mistaken. I thought it was pretty common in most Indo European cultures, especially in their early forms such as Hallstatt. Idk when the use never lessened tbh

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@Tom_Rowsell @nrken19 It’s a leftover genetic imprint from when an Italian division was stationed around what is now Poland during the Finnish-Korean hyperwar period.

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@Rtam86418021 High steppe MLBA relative to certain populations

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The last skull I posted was Steppe and specifically a Bell beaker from Ireland, they did have more EEF admix than other steppe groups. This is a cool reconstruction done by Ancestral Whispers.

Ancestral Whispers

@Sulkalmakh

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Facial reconstruction of Rathlin1, an Irish Bell Beaker.

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Amazing clip from Bald and Bankrupt, the driver of this bus has collected a very interesting group of stickers on his bus. Including an Austrian at the end.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@wylfcen With massive influx of Somalians this may not work anymore if current trends continue.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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Look let’s cut the malarkey, what race and gender is this modern human skull?

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@owen_mccor Yup it is australoid, they do retain more archaic traits for sure, sadly we do not have much dna on them wish we did.

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@AUSTRALFrog

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@nrken19 Sintashta looks like normal white dude

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Napoleon dynamite showcases the strange aesthetic of many western parts of the United States. The perfectly straight lines of man made architecture, agriculture, and perfectly manicured lawns. This in conjunction with the vast expanse of wilderness as a backdrop elicits a feeling

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