Genetic study Disparate demographic impacts of the Roman Colonization and the Migration Period in the Iberian Peninsula.

Interesting article about the Iberian admixtures and some Y-DNA and mtDNA lineages. Observe the samples are from the Visigothic and Suebic (Emerita Augusta) Periods with different local compositions and origins. Unfortunately they don't have samples from the Western part and Portugal was a genetic, linguistic and political frontier since the Reconquista, a major demographic and genetic factor in Iberia. The region around Braga, the Suebi capital of Gallaecia (Entre-Douro-e-Minho, the Portuguese cradle) received more Suebi and Alan remnants as I presume via historical documents (including my Ancient Iranic Y-DNA lineage as well only found there with the TMRCA in Northern Portugal before the expansion to Central-Southern Portugal, the Atlantic Islands like Azores and Big Brazil).

We have São Teodomiro's DNA from Santiago de Compostela and he also had North African components.
https:://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/antiquity/article/unveiling-bishop-teodomiro-of-iria-flavia-an-attempt-to-identify-the-discoverer-of-st-jamess-tomb-through-osteological-and-biomolecular-analyses-santiago-de-compostela-galicia-spain/3D7EA1E8EEE9E2B0F9832547FCF1B545
Here is cloverfield , this hugh genetic impact from romans in iberia could be reason i got 5,8% Broadly Southern European in 90% confidence? I got a lot of broadly , 50% dont change too much , i did big y 37 ftdna and another person did analyze my result and said it was probably in iberia before roman period

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