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Lusatian Sorbs from Kamenz on GEDmatch: Kit Number: ET1597565 Name: *Lusatian Wend A Kit Number: FS2280804 Name: *Lusatian Wend B Kit Number: ZT7424784 Name: *Lusatian Wend C Kit Number: ZE4613074 Name: *Lusatian Wend D Kit Number: XE2386200 Name: *Lusatian Wend E Kit Number: GD3612967...

Actually in 1910 the Polish part of East Galicia had not 17% but 16% of entire population of East Galicia. So we can project this back to 1820 and there were 385,000 (instead of 409,000) people in this territory. And in such case we will have a total population of 10,482,000 people within...

AFAIK it is mostly women who vote for parties which support Muslim immigration.

Did you personally count tourist attractions for each region, or is it based on some sort of publicly available dataset?

Seems weird that there is such a stark differencce between Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and West Pomeranian Voivodeship. Historically it used to be basically one region.

When was 8-hour workday introduced: Poland - 1918 Britain - 1919 USA - 1938 When was universal health care introduced: Poland - 1933 Britain - 1948 USA - never When was women's suffrage introduced: Poland - 1918 USA - 1922 Britain - 1928 Decriminalization of same-sex relationships: Poland...

Question is, can we count the French in 1821 as one ethnic group? There was quite a lot of linguistic diversity in France at that time.

Brazil in 1820: White Brazilians - 1.5 million Mixed Brazilians - 2.5 million Native Brazilians - 0.5 million

Numbers of some ethnic groups in year 1820: White Americans ------- 7.9 million Black Americans ------- 1.8 million White Canadians ------- 0.8 million Numbers of some Slavic ethnic groups in 1820: East Slavs: Russians --------------- 28 million Ukrainians ------------- 5.8 million Cossacks...

Angus Maddison in his book "The World Economy: A Millennial Perspective" in part "Appendix B: Growth of World Population, GDP and GDP Per Capita before 1820" gives the population of Poland (within modern borders, between the Oder-Neisse and the Curzon Line) in 1820 as 10,426,000 people...

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Link: https://www.palladiummag.com/2025/10/17/the-birth-and-burial-of-evolutionary-science-in-australia/ In March 2025, the Australian government quietly buried its last collection of Pleistocene human fossils in an unmarked grave. These remains were of Homo sapiens who had shared the Earth...

R2 and L exist among Sardinians (10 and 8 samples among 1204 from Francalacci 2013 study). Yes but they migrated from the steppes directly into Mediterranean areas, without becoming part of CWC / Beaker cultures. Maybe I should have classified it as Mesolithic then. But didn't it become...

Mediterranean is not the same as "Neolithic Farmer", I just used this term to encompass all of specific Southern European ethnic groups. And to be honest I doubt that E-V13 was only Thracian and J-L283 only Illyrian, I think that there were also some other ethnic groups which carried these two...

Daco-Thracians and Illyrians were Mediterranean (Southern European) people. ;)

My haplogroup is Celtic. R1b-L617 has been found in Gallic burials from Iron Age France.

Which category does your Y-DNA haplogroup belong to?: (if you are not sure please ask before voting in the poll) 1. Balto-Slavic: haplogroups R1a-M458, R1a-Z280, I2a1b-Y3120 2. Celtic-Italic-Beaker: R1b-P312 (except R1b-L238), R1b-PF7589, R1b-S1194 3. Germanic: I1-M253, R1b-U106, R1b-L238...

It seems that this is the source of this data: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/lfsa_pgaccpm__custom_18396026/default/table?page=time:2024

Not sure how accurate this map is, I found it on Reddit:

Which is your favourite Slavic country and why?: Belarus Bosnia-Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czechia Montenegro North Macedonia Poland Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Transnistria Ukraine