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    Irish Actor Barry Keoghan

    diverse 'east-asians' are just the more evolved and drifted (and some way crossed) followers of some of the 'east eurasians'. The same for others late pop's compared to their ancestral pop's. East-Asians as others are not born in a night. Some of their traits were born before the supposed "date...
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    Immigration Majority of Palestinian refugees who came to Denmark in 1992 now have a criminal record

    The 'promise land' and the 'eternal Russian lands' have kind of a similar taste to me. The accomplished fact as a rule? That said, yes, none of the Palestinians and Sionists sides has to be chosen, but who is playing the above mentioned game todate? Is there some referee on the ground?
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    Irish Actor Barry Keoghan

    Otherwise I agree we don't know too much about the so called ANE 's look. the first core of this pop surely had a lot of archaic traits, and after dispersion and crossings with others it's very risky to propose a definite type of them. The pop's rich of this component lived at first in a region...
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    Irish Actor Barry Keoghan

    I doubt the epicanthic fold was found in very ancient pop of the planet. BTW this McDougall (father: Scot, mother: American) doesn't show as much east-asian-like input as the Irish actor (who shows very little). He has not the very same eyelids and as a whole shows typical HGlike input, for me...
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    Genetic study The Genetic Origin of the Indo-Europeans

    Tempted to agree with you.
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    Yamna: "25% ENF, 30-35% ANE", and 40-45% WHG

    These (selected) geographical groups of auDNA ar based on modern pops, I think. When we compare the distrbutions in Great Europe and Near-East, we see a very unequal ratio of 'gedrosia'/caucasus'. The supposed steppic part of north-western (and Basques) seem very more 'gedrosia' than 'caucasus'...
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    Genetic study The Genetic Origin of the Indo-Europeans

    [... First, a "Caucasus-Lower Volga" (CLV) Cline suffused with Caucasus hunter-gatherer (CHG) ancestry extended between a Caucasus Neolithic southern end in Neolithic Armenia, and a steppe northern end in Berezhnovka in the Lower Volga. Bidirectional gene flow across the CLV cline created...
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    Irish Actor Barry Keoghan

    I look again at him, and, well, yes, he shows a bit of east-asian look. But how ancient is the supposed input, I don't know. Maybe not as recent as peoeple may think... (same light traces in Brittany and other Celtic regions of NW Europe)
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    Immigration Sweden or how to destroy a country through poor immigration policy

    The question with Muslims is not only the one of % of diverse crimes but also their growing tendancy to escape the genuine democratic cicil laws and to create or recreate their own system of laws and deportment rules based on religion. Now, concerning crimes and irrespect of voted laws, it's...
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    Immigration Sweden or how to destroy a country through poor immigration policy

    Your arguments are the right side supporters ones, as ever. But in fact things are more complicated. And immigrations is not only a help to leftists politicians to have more voices. A part of th 'leftist' basic people is as worried by the massive immigration as the rightist' ones. And the big...
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    Is haplogroup D actually the Sumerians of Ancient Mesopotamia?

    Someones see ressemblances (here the eyes) where I can't find any. And as already said, we have to beware of paintings and statues. This Jômon reconstitution is dubious IMO. As Maciamo I don't think we have any element of proof linking Sumerians to Thibetans and even less to Jomon people (of...
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    Italian-Cline explained in two PCAs

    I'm amazed. So this ma you provided is false? Because it shows Lingones and Senones near the sea, and they were seen at them as Celts tribes (even if we now these maps colour entire areas when in fact the occupation by some newcomers were spotty and unstable.
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    DNAGenics Shared Modern Origins (Ethnicity Estimate?)

    The last speculation is out of sense for me.
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    How did the Normans do it?

    Maybe we have first to study the structure of the Saxon society before the Normans arrival?
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