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Here's ones for my family. All documented ancestry is from the British Isles, and a distant part from France on my mothers side (0.2%). Me: Father: Grandfather: Grandmother: Mother: Aunt: Partner:

Results for me: Modern: Distance to: Modern 3.26374019 Dutch_South 3.49156126 Flemish 3.49335083 German_Rhineland-Palatinate_East_of_Rhine 3.76338943 Belgian 4.83315632 English_Southeast 5.15294091 Dutch 5.20698569 German_North_Hesse 5.22026819 German 5.26338294...

This is interesting, as a lot of the I1 Jacksons seem to come from around Yorkshire, and my Grandfather in his old age shares something of a resemblance.

I mean look at this for example. Can't just be for us, the native population is in decline: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-27020578

The problem is that we have a liberal-leftist elite who like labelling anything moderately right wing as far right, and perpetually associate it with fascism, and scaremonger quite a lot. Most of the ordinary people in this country, (more the older generations, but some of the younger...

This is going to have extreme consequences 50 or 100 years down the line. The people pushing for this trend across Europe are either very naive or very malevolent, i like to think it's the former, and that they are misguided out of good will rather than bad will. Naive and short-sighted.

I remember there was a Roman account of Britain in which those close to continent (presumably in the lowland areas in the south and east) had an agricultural diet similar to that in nearby areas on the continent, but people much further inland who they knew less about relied more heavily on milk...

I mean looking at the population averages i posted there, even the Cornish who are English influenced are still much heavier in 'Atlantic' as opposed to 'North Central Euro' So i don't think a transition from even a Cornish-like population to one dominated by North Central Euro by the addition...

According to a fairly recent place-name study, it seems possible that while many came from traditional areas, a lot of them (i guess more of the families and lower class people) might have come from the point where the north sea meets the English channel, in Belgium/France/southern Netherlands...

Here's one from Eurogenes as well, the population averages from the EUtest. In the Jtest (the sister of the EUtest) the populations in NW Europe form 3 main groups in a dendrogram, pretty much corresponding to West Germanic North Germanic and Celtic, i organised them into those groups here to...

Hmm this makes no sense to me, i did notice some of the samples are really low.

So literally, the 'near-men'?

Yeah it would seem that way to me as well for the most part.

Given that many in the Classical world, and also the Medieval world were mad about how they looked (copious use of wigs, make-up etc), i don't think we have changed that significantly in mindset in regards to sexual selection over the last couple of thousand of years, unless it is just something...

Yes, to me it seems likely that this puts a question on how far we can split up ancient remains into different groups reliably, as the phenotypical variation of this group spans an area that would cross multiple boundaries. I guess we won't know for sure unless it is certainly determined that...

Yeah that's odd, i guess it's just saying you are more to the northeast than most other Basque, for some reason? It's probably the most accurate for my family overall.

Is there one for L21, U106, other S116 etc from the same source? Hmm found this one for S145/L21, seems oddly low in many parts to me, the east and southeast agrees with busby, but many other areas don't:

Seems possible. Afterall there seems to have been a significant Frisian contribution but they go unmentioned in most historical texts, and some earlier authors have considered the possibility of a small contingent of Wends as well, or perhaps scattered amongst other groups, based on...

The tribes are bigger, but they're still tribes. Globalism is simply forming a bigger tribe, of course you don't really see it yet because we're in transition. By taking sides against people who hold these views, you yourself are being driven by similar instincts with similar effects, to those...

Interesting! Apparently it was being done in the early medieval period in England too, fascinating to see it had been going on much, much earlier in the British Isles.