R1b-U106 & K2a8

Joined November 2021
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I made a modern distribution map of R1b-U106 based on FTDNA stats. Countries with insufficient sample sizes excluded
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Genuinely incredible how awful the search function is on this site
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Map of Yamnaya and Afanasievo Y-DNA by Regional Group organised in Pie Charts.
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Y-DNA of the Yamnaya Culture
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Horses may have been replaced by cars on the roads, but the words are actually (distantly) related. Map by nkiserpuebio
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Map of Bell Beaker culture Y-DNA by Regional Group organised in Pie Charts
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Y-DNA Pie Chart of samples from the Unetice (Aunjetitz) Culture
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Replying to @nrken19
Even more interesting is the discrepancy between Amber wealthy in the EBA vs the MBA. It seems to have been exceptionally fashionable during the Unetice culture and British EBA, but fell out of fashion by the MBA, whence it became popular in Denmark, Southern Germany and Pannonia.
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Romans Megaregions - more than 50% of people live in these 7 areas.
US Megaregions - more than 50% of people live in these 7 areas
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Genetics circles are kind of funny because you often find people blaming the Fall of Rome and the state of Modern Italy on Italians becoming less like Spaniards Which is ironic given the typical opinion these people have on Spaniards
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Genetics distances of Late Antiquity Romans to modern populations.
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For any Spaniards reading this, I love Spain, I just find the contrast between Republican Rome vs the modern Spanish stereotype to be funny
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No need to cite the average hours worked, I know yall are at the top. Again I just mean the stereotypes
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An image from the 1917 silent Danish film PEACE ON EARTH
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Something I’ve just wondered, if Proto-Indo European originated in Anatolia, why is there no word for β€œlion” in the lexicon? All the surviving words are borrowings.
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Just read the plaque.
What’s the most β€œthis used to matter” place in America?
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Women do not seem to understand the concept of work clothes
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Ladies chomping at the bit to throw away a shirt with a worn elbow when it’s entire purpose is being worn while cutting grass
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It surprises me every time I revisit the subject, but Mexico’s genealogy documentation is very robust. I was able to trace back centuries today without much effort or time.
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American summers on Kodachrome film
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mtDNA U8b was a haplogroup that traversed between western Asia and Europe during the Epipaleolithic about 20,000 years ago. It came from an unidentified population that contributed significantly to modern west Eurasians. They may fit into the WHG category but we don't know.
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This would be the smaller sibling to U8b>K which seems to have survived among the Anatolian & Caucasian Hunter Gatherers, and would then expand back into Europe with the introduction of agriculture.
U8a is the most divergent mtDNA lineage a European can belong it. It diverged from all other U8 lineages about 37,000 years ago. It was very common in the Magdalenian culture then became very rare after they were mostly replaced by WHG. Modern people with it all descend from a common ancestor, most likely from the Solutrean culture, who lived 20,000 years ago.
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