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But if we look at numbers of settlers, then Arkansas was truly colonized later than Alabama: (which indicates that most of the early settlements in Arkansas were very small settlements) Alabama: Year when settler population exceeded 5,000 - 1805 Year when settler population exceeded 50,000 -...

Arkansas: (in this case it is more of a patchwork, without a clear east-to-west or west-to-east pattern like in case of Alabama) (also - interestingly - Arkansas was settled not much later than Alabama, despite being located further to the west) County Year first colonized Oldest...

Arizona: County Year first colonized Oldest settlement Santa Cruz 1752 Tubac Cochise 1776 Santa Cruz de Terrenate Pima 1776 Tucson Apache 1851 Fort Defiance Yuma 1852 Yuma La Paz 1862 La Paz Maricopa 1863 Wickenburg Mohave 1863 Mohave City Yavapai 1864 Prescott Pinal 1866 Florence Coconino 1872...

I want to check this for each county within the contiguous United States. Then I will make maps or a YT video showing how settlement expanded. Let's start with Alabama: County Year first colonized Oldest settlement Mobile 1702 Mobile Sumter 1736 Tombecbe Baldwin 1784 Tensaw Clarke 1789 Choctaw...

Some of the cities which you posted look modern and promising. However, there are also "failed cities" in Africa, like Johannesburg:

Map: https://i.postimg.cc/wgc5BvKM/Poland-XII-2025.png

73% of all immigrants in Poland are Ukrainians.

Ukrainians are the largest group of immigrants in Poland as a whole, but in this particular town I think Moldovans.

This is according to GUS data showing population on 31.12.2025: (all cities with >200K inhabitants and voivodeship capitals) Warsaw - 2075011 inhabitants, 301183 immigrants (14.51%) Krakow - 897148 inhabitants, 101418 immigrants (11.30%) Wroclaw - 787726 inhabitants, 153771 immigrants (19.52%)...

According to data published by GUS about the population of Poland on 31.12.2025, in Mikstat (Wielkopolskie Voivodeship) there are 3461 inhabitants, including 1850 immigrants, which means that immigrants are over 53% of the town's population. According to the town's mayor there are 28 different...

The updated collection is here thanks to hard work by Michalis Moriopoulos!: https://genarchivist.net/showthread.php?tid=2687&pid=80167#pid80167 For the 250th anniversary of the USA there are many new American averages!

Guys, do you think that H2 in Neolithic Germany were descended from Magdalenian H2? Or was Neolithic H2 in Germany descended from Anatolia? This singleton Pre-Neolithic H2 individual is a Magdalenian man from Brillenhohle Cave.

Riverman told me that I forgot about one Neolithic E1b1b sample from Bruchsal-Aue, so I added it now:

Note: I did not include Erfurt Jews as they were not representative of the general population.

This time I used official Eupedia colours for haplogroups: Magdalenian and Mesolithic: Neolithic period: Corded Ware and Bell Beakers: Early Bronze Age: Middle and Late Bronze Age: Hallstatt Iron Age period: Late Iron Age: Medieval Germany (except East): Early Medieval...

Okay I will prepare another version with Eupedia colours!

Neolithic period until GAC: Corded Ware Culture: Early Bronze Age cultures: Trzciniec Culture: Lusatian Culture: (here I included also samples from Ukraine and Germany) Roman Period: Early Middle Ages*: Modern Poland: *The list of 226 Early Medieval Polish samples can be...

Interesting website, shows where people from a specific place have FB friends: https://social-connectedness.org/explore

As is well known the arrival of the Corded Ware culture (CWC) population in Central Europe from the Pontic-Caspian steppe around 2800 BC saw nomadic pastoralism and animal husbandry displace the sedentary way of life (at least by the time the Neolithic population disappeared, circa 2500 BC). I...

Neanderthals were never more numerous than 70,000 according to this study: https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10.1086/673725 This study also shows their population numbering a few tens of thousands: https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.1706426114