you're an idiot.
Gallic is Celtic if for no other reason Old Gaullish is a well proven Celtic language (P-Celtic)
plus the Greeks and Romans all referred to both,the Halstatt and La Tene peoples/cultures as Celtae which is where the word came from
al modern day (2015)historians...
yes I hope they will do several DNA tests soon
Y-DNA, mtDNA ,and autosomal tests for these truly Celtic princely graves, that have been found dating the historical Celtic era.
I hope they get to it soon.
these are obviously the elite burials that are well known to be/come from that area..
I wish someone made a Y-DNA map of European lineages in America,Canada, SA, Australia etc....
and see in which regions in every country have patterns or show where certain types are more common/prevalent than others
it would be interesting to see how much R1b-L21 there is compare to R1b-U106...
I think you mean La Tene art.
Gallic is Celtic btw
besides, the article clearly says they were imported from Greece or Italy or made by Greek or Etruscan craftsmen
it wasn't unusual for Celtic kings/chiefs/princes or the elite to have things like that in their possession
but Im sure many haplogroup sub-clades from historically pre-Indo European populations sprang up at a time when the carriers were living with or mixing with the people who spread IE languages/culture into Europe.
by that definition you can say just about all sub-clades from all European...
G y-dna does not have any Indo-European origins, within the historical context
it's largely from early, pre-Indo European, Neolithic settlers in Europe.
this sub-clade is just one of the Neolithic groups who mixed with the later Indo-Europeans and migrated with them,
Maciamo...
this thread is stupid in some ways
in the middle ages, priests would literally go around claiming they had the bones of saints and martyrs making fighters, knights and normal people swear an oathe on them to act right or just to "promote" the church et.......
like one professor said...
I'm not talking about the LSC but what Ken Nordvedt used to call R1b-L21 Scot's modal type 2.
at one time he or someone wanted to call it the Campbell subclade, until they found out they weren't the only ones who had it although it's largely made from people with that surname
Its basically...
Scotland is probably the most heavily mixed Germanic-Celtic nation in the entire British isles.
throughout the entire nation this is true
all DNA studies show the population of the Lowlands are heavily mixed with Celtic and Germanic genetics from earlier times.
there is even a...
I have heard that the urnfield culture did was in fact culturally influenced by trade with the Balkans and SE Europe.
almost similar to how part of the later Halstatt culture was too
this genetic find supports that to some extant
but also what peaked my interest was how the Yamna genome...
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