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This has been my favorite song since few months ago. Some corsican musics are perfect for my taste.

What do you think about the Late Antiquity Piedmont samples in your last post? Although Those come from very regional and mountainous, wouldn't that give us some insight into the genetics of Northern Italy during the Migration Period?

Distance to: ITA_Torino_Lavazza_5th-7th_century 0.02020255 Italian_Piedmont 0.02032532 Italian_Emilia 0.02244058 Italian_Liguria 0.02301121 Swiss_Italian 0.02366309 Italian_Tuscany 0.02576928 Italian_Lombardy 0.02590975 Italian_Veneto 0.02764532 Italian_Bergamo 0.02843469...

New Northern italian samples from late antiquity are very interesting. Could these be used as new proxies to identify germanic admixture in moderns?

absolutely

cam001 ia R-U152 Z-36 cam002 ia G2a L140 cam003 ia G2a L497 csn003 ia R-Z2247 csn005 ia R-P312 csn006 ia R-U152 L2 csn009 ia R-P312 csn010 ia R-Z2247 mag001 ia R-U152 L2 mas001 ia G2a-CTS5990 mas004 ia R-P310 prz002 ia R-U152 L2 taq002 ia R-U152 L2 taq004 ia R-U152 taq005 ia R-U152 L2 taq006 ia...

Distance to: GCP003:Italy_1608BCE–1504BCE-ReginaMargherita 4.79398582 C7-Cancelleria_MA:R1289:Antonio_2019 5.60889472 TAQ008:Etruscan_Pre-Print_2021 6.01098162 I2469:Olalde_2019 6.14709688 SE_Iberia_c5-8CE:I3584:Olalde_2019 6.25496603 I1313:Olalde_2019 6.44734054 I10892:Olalde_2019...

Z36 Etruscan sample? Which sample exactly? I can't find it in supplementary material.

I think at least Italy has a future. Last year, South Korea's total fertility rate was 0.78. Obviously the most unusual figure in the world.

Given the poor genetic heritage of the Celts in northern Italy, how can the dominance of R-Z36 be explained? Could it have already been the dominant patrilineal line among the inhabitants prior to the Celtic invasion? Or a demographic change in a later era?

I think the question is close to the former case. The question of whether or not the populations that brought steppe admixture to the Italian peninsula in the Early Bronze Age were the ones that transmitted the Italic languages. Of course you answered me that it is unclear and multiple...

@Pax Augusta I feel it getting more and more complicated in my head. My fundamental questions are twofold. By which population exactly did individuals with Bronze Age steppe admixture originate? Is it possible that the fact that they show genetic similarities to Iron Age populations means...

Thank you for answer. While watching a video about the Terramare culture, I suddenly had questions about their genetic profile, so I looked for something related, and more questions arose. I thought italics had penetrated around the same time as the collapse of the Terramare culture.

It confuses me that some individuals from the Early to Middle Bronze Age, prior to the migration of Italics, already show genetic similarities to population from the Iron Age. What does it mean? Should I assume that the genetic influence of Italic people is less than I thought?

Upcoming Italian paper of 500 samples? May I know which paper it is?

By chance, I found an interesting picture.

Congratulations to Messi and Argentina! It feels so good to see firsthand the moment a legend is born.

Unfortunately I can't link to the website yet, so I'll replace it with a paragraph quote. Fiorenzo himself stopped to say a few words and explain Lionel's link with Italy. “Lionel's father once asked me about his wife's citizenship, but the surname Cuccittini in Italy does not exist. In the...

I saw an article that Messi's maternal lineage was also from Marche. It is said that the surname Cuccittini was an incorrect spelling of Coccettini. According to this, Messi's lineage is 3/4 Italian Marche and 1/4 Iberian Catalan.

I hope that the Magna Graecia paper will be published soon. Waiting is always painful.