Copper Age Coprocephalite

@lakesailboat @dryxxlovesyou Yeah Yangtze Neolithic was also like 40-50% Yangshao

@GildedCoprolite @dryxxlovesyou Hoabinhian admixture making them more swarthy?

"thai" "desi phenotype"

@lakesailboat @dryxxlovesyou Nah, they r too brown/SEA even for ancient Yangtze

@dryxxlovesyou It’s actually Yangtze River Farmer phenotype. Izzat is another one of these words that got annoying quick. Like nigga no shit ethnics have a shame based society. Spamming izzat is annoying and cringe even if it’s accurate, that how you lose the memetic war too.

@fomowalker1 @MelaninExtracts @akua_obeng42840 Are you really full San? Big fan of your peoples work

@MelaninExtracts @akua_obeng42840 Nope. Very different species. Keep coping you ghost gene ape.

'' South Africans are lighter than West and Central Africans on average'' You speak as if everyone in South Africa has the same phenotype as certain Tswana people who are light skin

@ThePureViet You were kanging about killing Han, I brought up the fact that the vast majority were just assimilated SEA, you denied it, and are now coping about the actual data. Retarded ass ESL third worlder. FYI the “mystery meat” that exists in southern Chinese is just you

@GildedCoprolite And the retard reveals himself. What is this supposed to prove, exactly? Genetic similarities by proximity? Because that's all it is, yet your mystery-meat, China-glazing ass still wants to refute the Chinese L above.

250,000 Han Chinese were masacred by us Viets during the Siege of Nanning in 1076. So can we count this as revenge?

@ThePureViet >labubu Wikipedia articles and vibes No, it was in fact seaniggers massacring seaniggers over pointless seanigger squabbles so seaniggers could act tuff later

@GildedCoprolite It was only under the Song that Nanning was built into a fortified city, where actual Han Chinese started immigrating and actual Han Chinese soldiers were stationed. Try reading an actual book instead of spending too much time on genetics why don't you.

@ThePureViet “Full of Han” the locals were assimilated by the Tang and considered “Chinese” retard, it’s like saying the 20k Zhuang that were sent to invade Indonesia during the Yuan were Mongols. Either way pointless and laughable tuff guy act when you are literally peripheral negritids

@GildedCoprolite > Viets killing Viets Have you even tried reading actual Song records? That city fort was full of Han Chinese in preparation for the Song-Viet war. Su Jian literally asked Emperor Shenzong for an additional 50,000 soldiers from the Xia front to fight in Nanning.

@ThePureViet Nanning and any surrounding region in Lingnan was never demographically “Han”, even today the Chinese there today are just assimilated SEA/viets, not even southern Chinese. It was basically viets killing viets. You can keep citing this to feel better about yourself though

@GildedCoprolite The reason Nanning was developed into a major city and saw an influx of Chinese immigrants was because of our independence and rise to prominent. Even before the war, the Song Emperor deployed additional civilians and troops to the city.

@BanisherTwelve @GDemonolog75720 @AngelicaOung @hoeflatoor Being a gigamutt doesnt even matter atp, Singaporeans are about as self selectedly soymaxxed as it gets

@GDemonolog75720 @GildedCoprolite @AngelicaOung @hoeflatoor Cantonese are ~40%, fujianese are maybe 55-60% but it could be lower depending on region. I can’t believe you pick up that chimp SEAbabbling as being chinese

China is nice now, but the Shang dynasty would not have been a good one to spawn into, probably. The Shang royalty famously claimed an exclusive connection to the divine and sealed off superspiritual contact between the realms of man and the realm of the spirits for everybody else. What were their spiritual beliefs exactly? Oracle bone divination, yes. And a lot of human sacrifice. Like massive amounts of human sacrifice. Aztec level. The Shang (1600-1046 bc) were famous for their bronze vessels...basically an ornate pot (they were the only Chinese tribe who could forge them). When a human head was found in one it was thought to be an freak accident. But ANOTHER head was found in a crushed-in bronze vessel. And that head had signs of definitely having been boiled. Was this cannibalism? Or just another offering to the gods? In any case, the consumption was almost certainly ritualistic, not like FOR DINNER. This is why a lot of people like to draw the line at the more mannerly Zhou dynasty as the official start of Chinese cultures. I'm like nahhhhhh we can READ those dang oracle bones man. And the human sacrifice tradition of burying concubines and retainers with the dead emperor continued all the way to the Qin.

@AverageReward Left them out for the sake of space, there are lots of groups that cluster closer as well

@GildedCoprolite They indeed descend from North Koreans but I think you should add Jeju Koreans avg in comparison. x.com/AverageReward/…

Genetics of Qin. The inhabitants of Qin were long connected to the central plains through Zhou and Shang colonization of the ancient northwestern frontier, a semi-barbarian contact zone with Tibeto-Qiangics, Siberians, and Indo-Europeans.

@GDemonolog75720 @AngelicaOung @hoeflatoor Just lol niggas be unironically citing this subhuman whose rice picking SEA ancestors never crawled north of the Tropic of Cancer

@AngelicaOung @hoeflatoor would be interesting to see your take on this spiritually

@AngelicaOung The vast majority of human sacrifices came from barbarian war captives

@RomeInTheEast 2

Where would you spawn?

@blackym25 Some of these look like ASEA shifted Burmese, but these also exist. So do you think the core resembled the top or bottom?

@GildedCoprolite 这种贡纳图包括其他部族 不适合拿来当滇人人物参考 可以看看其他骑马武士/贵族行乐/拿伞拿刀等文物比如：

Bronze Cowrie Shell Container with Tribute Scene, Dian滇kingdom, Western Han Dynasty 西汉时期古滇国贡纳场面青铜贮贝器 Cowrie shells served as physical currency and a symbol of wealth in the ancient Dian Kingdom. Originating from the Indian Ocean or Southeast Asian seas, they flowed into Yunnan via the Southern Silk Road. Dian aristocrats stored large quantities of these shells in such bronze vessels to mark their status, power, and wealth, making these containers essentially the "piggy banks" or "safe boxes" of Dian nobility. These scenes depict tributary offerings from neighboring tribes to the Dian Kingdom. Among the figures, those with topknots (椎髻) and braided hair (编发) were likely indigenous Yunnan people, while the figures with high noses and deep-set eyes were probably South Asians or Burmese people.

@AverageReward Yes, I’ve been told they descend from Hamyeong

@GildedCoprolite Korean_North = the Yanbian average?

@xinfyi @SteppeShaman 我的意思是相反。北方没有任何汉族群体与蒙古人存在有意义的混合，但许多蒙古人却在相当程度上与汉族发生了混合

@GildedCoprolite @SteppeShaman 左边这个不认识，但一点不像内蒙古人。哥去过内蒙超过10次。这绝对不是内蒙人的典型长相。张志磊是河南人，算中部地区，也不是很北方

Two Mongol men the same age can look insanely different based on their lifestyle On the left is actor and model Ayunga, on the right is MMA world champion Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu They were born less than a year apart, in 1988 and 1989

@SteppeShaman He is from the southwest so he most likely resembles the bottom profile. 60-70% of Inner Mongolians baseline do seem to paternally descend from Han via Qing Era migrations.

@GildedCoprolite That's not true, his father was a Mongol folk artist who was from the Otog Banner of the Ordos Aimag. I think you're thinking of Arslan Yu Shi, his dad is Han Chinese